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The B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal found insufficient expert evidence to support a woman’s claim that hay bought from an equestrian facility was dusty and mouldy.
Surrey council has ordered a review of Metro Vancouver’s authority to consolidate four sewerage areas, citing concerns that costs could be shifted unfairly to Surrey ratepayers.
Trevor Halford says he will rejoin the B.C. Conservatives after Findlay’s resignation and calls a possible snap provincial election opportunistic.
The free, self-guided weekend event will connect visitors with local artists, galleries, cultural spaces, music, workshops and heritage sites across South Surrey and White Rock.
B.C. Premier David Eby toured SFU’s temporary medical-school space and met its first cohort of 48 students as the university outlines plans to expand training.
Culture Days began Sept. 18 and will continue at venues across Richmond through Sunday, Oct. 4, with cultural activities for residents to explore.
Director Lucie Guest has been nominated for a Directors Guild of Canada Award for the first episode of Providence Falls: Chance of a Lifetime, filmed locally.
Ninety candidates are seeking office in Richmond’s 2026 election, with voting set for Oct. 17 and advance voting available on five October dates.
White Rock’s Canadian Walk for Veterans will return Sept. 27, raising funds for programs supporting veterans, active service members and their families.
The Township of Langley is promoting fall recreation, cultural events and public engagement while reminding residents to prepare for rain and check for seasonal closures.
UNITI has raised more than $85,000 toward its $100,000 goal for a Sept. 26 walk and roll fundraiser supporting programs for people with developmental disabilities.
The City says overlapping campaigns could confuse voters about candidates, issues and voting arrangements. Maple Ridge’s local election includes five school trustee seats and three separate assent votes on proposed Recreation Ready borrowing.
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