Photographer Murray Klassen’s work will be on public display at MLA Ravi Kahlon’s office all summer
53 athletes and 17 coaches, officials and adult supervisors from Delta are taking part in the games
If elected, Sylvia Bishop says she will create an economic development office at the City of Delta
Deltassist will use the gardens to increase food security for residents, as well as provide therapy
Voters head to the polls on Saturday, Oct. 20
If elected, Sylvia Bishop will publish Delta’s Statements of Financial Information online
Incumbent trustee Bruce Reid is running with newcomers Randy Anderson-Fennell and Victor Espinoza
It happened shortly after 10 p.m. in Crescent Beach
Featuring music, puppet shows, bhangra, science demo, face painting, carnival games and fireworks
Seaquam’s Ivy Wang represented Canada at the Young Reporters for the Environment competition
Works by students in grades 8 through 12 auctioned off to benefit arts programming at the school
Donation one of many made by the service club over the past several weeks
A home on Tsawwassen First Nation land was completely destroyed by fire Sunday night
Police say they believe an alleged sexual assault near Sunbury Hall in April did not happen
The road will be closed between Highway 91 and 112th Street until at least 4 p.m. today
The youth had been exploring the beach area when he sank up to his waist about 100 yards from shore
17-year-old Julia Copeman-Haynes will be performing at Crossroads United Church on May 12
School to receive $105,000 as part of newly-announced B.C. government program
Camp runs Aug. 27-31 at Ladner’s Dugald Morrison Turf Field and is open to all kids aged 5 to 11
A woman was allegedly assaulted in the park near Sunbury Hall in the early hours of April 12
