Local News

Metro Vancouver officials and mayor's from three Tri-City municipalities are cautioning the region to stay within their municipal borders and avoid making a trip out to White Pine Beach in Port Moody, following a wave of massive crowds, traffic congestion and disregard for physical distancing.

The federal government has announced new funding to support childcare in B.C. and across Canada as the economy reopens.

Adults in their senior years have coped better emotionally with the pandemic, compared to people in the lower age brackets, according to research released recently from UBC.

At least 1.5 million Canadians have moved back in with their parents, according to a national survey by Finder.com.

Whale-watching companies on both sides of the border are being extra vigilant with their GPS co-ordinates in the Salish Sea after a U.S. vessel was fined and a Canadian boat was told to turn back by American authorities in the past week.

A cannabis company which has a partnership with the large-scale Houweling Nurseries greenhouse in East Ladner has announced a subsidiary now has a big inventory CBD crude oil and distillate ready to sell. AgraFlora Organics International Inc.

A spokesperson for Aritzia, one of the mall’s flagship stores, confirmed that the store is temporarily closed due to an exposure that took place outside of the workplace.

The property is one of the more valuable pieces of land in Tri-Cities

With sunshine and warm temperatures in the weather forecast for this weekend, Port Moody’s mayor is hoping people will beat the heat further afield.

The provincial government is quadrupling the fine for “dooring” in an effort to reduce cyclist collisions. As of Sept. 1, anyone opening the door of a parked car when it’s not reasonably safe to do so – known as “dooring” – will face a fine of $368.