
Nine candidates are seeking four seats on the Coquitlam school board
Voters in Coquitlam will elect four trustees, while Port Coquitlam and Port Moody each choose two and Anmore and Belcarra jointly choose one. Three incumbents are running again.
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Voters in Coquitlam will elect four trustees, while Port Coquitlam and Port Moody each choose two and Anmore and Belcarra jointly choose one. Three incumbents are running again.

Short rest can help after a concussion, but a physiotherapist advises a gradual return to daily activities and urgent care for serious warning signs.

UBS says Vancouver home prices have fallen about 10 per cent since mid-2025 after inflation, placing the city second-last among the major markets it tracks.

Burke Mountain Athletic Park will open Friday evening with activities, a free shuttle and facilities including an artificial-turf field, track and four tennis courts.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge found Vancouver’s approval of a 229-unit market-rental project near King Edward Station was fair and reasonable despite no below-market units.

Council candidates at a Maple Ridge debate said they would respect voters’ decisions on a $393-million recreation borrowing referendum, while raising concerns about costs, taxes and project details.

The Parole Board of Canada approved a 60-day unescorted temporary absence for Shane Robert Ertmoed to attend a cooking program, subject to extensive conditions.

Fares from YVR to Winnipeg, Victoria, Calgary, Kelowna and Edmonton are available from $49 to $83 one way, though prices and availability can change quickly.

Vancouver International Airport says Canada’s first air transport agreement with Vietnam could support direct flights, tourism, trade and stronger economic ties.

The IIO says a Vancouver police officer’s decision to ram a stolen pickup in October 2024 may raise conduct or training concerns, but does not warrant criminal charges.

The City of White Rock recognized Laurae McNally for 41 years of service to local students, teachers and schools as she prepares to leave the trustee role.

Metro Vancouver’s first fall weekend includes food, garden, design and cultural events, as well as dragon boat racing and several home sports fixtures.
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