Lower Mainland group creates “Kindness Ninjas” in an effort to do more good in the community
Local schools and organizations plan virtual walks to support those with the disease
100$ raised for Aldergrove Food Bank, bags full of perishables, from four hours of shredding June 6
Aldergrove resident Kurt Neuman moves up RCMP ranks to B.C. sergeant of crime prevention services
Larry Clay received Canadian Home Builder Association award for “Best Kitchen, $70,000 – $100,000”
Horse Council B.C. has signs available for rural roads
City of Surrey says projected budget shortfall of between $37 to $42 million will prevent it from opening a number of facilities
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Seniors are more vulnerable to abuse and local groups are working to prevent it
Volunteers are ready to pick back yard fruit, but need more trees
People with pigment condition being blamed for COVID-19, he says
The local legion reopened partially this June after three months of a pandemic-enforced shutdown
Residents asked to voice opinions through new recreation amenities and programs survey
It’s a first, deputy fire chief says
Store managers presented school staff with an $1,000 cheque on Friday
Gathering on Friday June 5 was inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement
Rotary Satellite Club will place full-sized flags on Canada Day, BC Day, and Labour Day this summer
Tropical Storm Amanda has hurt the small Central American nation already struggling with COVID-19
Amid COVID, the animal protection society is announcing new plans for its big fall fundraiser
COVID inspired thousands of Canadians to donate, including many who contributed for the first time
