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Police are seeking information about 34-year-old Richmond resident Natasha Clifton, found deceased near River Road in Delta on Aug. 26, as a criminal investigation continues.
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Police are seeking information about 34-year-old Richmond resident Natasha Clifton, found deceased near River Road in Delta on Aug. 26, as a criminal investigation continues.

Paul John Martin, 45, was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2023 killing of Surrey resident Robb Memory and remains in custody pending a sentencing hearing.

IPOP’s Sept. 19 Mayor’s Cup raised $4,120 for the Burnaby Hospital & Community Foundation, with Mayor Mike Hurley among participants.

Surrey-Serpentine River MLA Linda Hepner says she will not seek another term in the Oct. 24 B.C. election, saying she cannot commit to another four years in Victoria.

Richmond has added more building-permit applications to MyPermit and plans a further online permitting release in November.

Educator and community volunteer Jeff Stromgren says his 28 years of school and community-development experience would guide his work for Maple Ridge students and families if elected.

Highway 1 westbound at Kensington has reopened after a serious collision in Burnaby, but congestion and lane-clearing work are still causing major delays.

So Delicious Dairy Free has recalled a 500 mL non-dairy frozen dessert after a potential issue with its cashew inclusions raised concerns about foreign material.

Employees at a Vancouver business found 328.55 kilograms of cocaine concealed in a T-shirt order, police say—the largest seizure in the force's history.

The program gives eligible development applicants a dedicated City contact and an integrated approvals team, while maintaining regulatory standards and public and Council oversight.

Two digital signs will alert motorists when trains are crossing Harris Road, helping drivers anticipate delays and consider alternate routes.

Incumbent Eric Woodward and challenger Jay Lundgren debated tax projections, debt and infrastructure priorities at Langley Township’s first all-candidates meeting of the election season.
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