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Huge mosque to open on River Road
Thousands are expected to attend the grand opening Saturday of one of Canada's biggest mosques in Delta.
Delta Rotary clubs honour outstanding youths
The fifth annual Delta Rotary Youth Awards took place on Saturday, May 11 with a dinner and ceremony at the Delta Town and Country Inn.
Shell-shocked NDP wake up to a cold reality
That was the look on Surrey New Democrats' faces as it dawned on them that they'd snatched defeat out of the jaws of victory as dire election results rolled in at Newton's India Banquet Hall on Tuesday night.
Abby Sikh numbers double in a decade
The number of Sikhs in the Abbotsford area has almost doubled in the past 10 years, confirming its place as a major hub for citizens of Punjabi descent, according to 2011 Statistics Canada data released on Wednesday.
Bollywood stylist sets down roots
A light stream of midday pedestrian traffic flows, unhurriedly, past the North Vancouver salon where Dilshad Pastakia works as a hair stylist.
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A diverse riding facing major changes
There's no denying that the Burnaby-Edmonds riding is one of the most diverse in the city, if not the province, with a vastly developing infrastructure to keep up with the changing needs of its populace.
APD searches for missing man
Abbotsford Police are looking for a man from India reported missing after he left a local Sikh temple Sunday night.
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'Davey Boy Smith Jr.' in Surrey
He's conquered Japan and the next stop on the Harry Smith world tour is Surrey.
Burnaby man raises concerns over election signs in Chinese - not French
Burnaby resident Sohen Gill is raising concerns about Chinese language on election signs in his neighbourhood.
Baseball 'draft' serves as backdrop for beer tasting
NERD alert: I am the manager of multiple fantasy baseball teams.
Vaisakhi celebrants 'exeptional' police say
Surrey's 13th annual Khalsa Day Parade on Saturday drew more than 200,000 people, making it the largest Vaisakhi celebration outside of India and one of the largest free family events in Western Canada.
Daughters' value underrated
In China and India, expectant mothers are forced to abort their unborn daughters because those cultures value males over females. The unwanted girls are dropped off and abandoned at orphanages called dying rooms.
