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Re-opening of Strong Start program after eight months gives families a way to connect safely during COVID-19

The year 2020 has brought many surprises and this year’s Halloween is no different. A rare “blue full moon” will be appearing on Halloween night this year.

Cannoe gets third reading for zoning bylaw amendments that will allow it to open a shop at 3034 St. Johns St.

When it comes to pumpkins in B.C., they don’t get much bigger than Jeff Pelletier’s. For the first time ever, North Vancouver’s gargantuan gourd grower has put his prize pumpkin on display on the North Shore.

Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, a man says he's seen several bizarre incidents on his security footage.

B.C.’s election day is on Saturday, but half the ballots may have been cast already. Nearly 800,000 ballots had been received by Elections B.C. as of late Monday through in-person voting at advance polls and mail-in votes.

In an interview with the Tri-City News during a tour of Hoy Creek hatchery, the BC NDP Leader answered simmering questions surrounding a riding set to be one of the closest races in the Oct. 24 provincial election.

The head of TransLink is planning to make a departure from the regional transit authority in early in 2021. Kevin Desmond, who joined TransLink as CEO in March 2016, says he will be returning to the U.S. in February to pursue other job opportunities.

While city updates cemetery bylaw to permit poppies at vets' graves, local legion looks to smaller events to honour local vets, meanwhile, schools may want to explore "virtual" conversations with Canadian vets

The sanitizers either contain ingredients that are not permitted by Health Canada or are not properly labelled.