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Water rising, but no flooding
The Fraser River is not expected to pose a major flooding danger, despite a rapid rise caused by warm weather and heavy rain.
Visitor is grateful kind stranger turned in her wallet
On Sunday, April 28 while visiting Delta on vacation from Winnipeg, I lost my wallet containing a substantial amount of money and my passport.
Log jam stalls bridge traffic
Motorists found traffic snarled heading between Maple Ridge and Langley on Friday morning after a log truck spilled its load.
Creek search called off
It could be days, weeks, or even months before the body of a second man is recovered from a creek in Golden Ears Provincial Park, according to the local search manager.
Fire destroys Chilliwack home
A raging fire destroyed a Rosedale home late Sunday night. Firefighters arrived at the house, in the 51000 block of Old Yale Road, to find flames consuming both floors of a two-storey 1970s-era home.
Man shot by police after threatening SkyTrain riders
A Surrey Mountie shot a man who had allegedly been threatening SkyTrain passengers with a knife on Saturday evening.
Cheap clothes prove deadly
As I pulled on my socks this morning I was distressed to read a small name of the manufacturer attached. It read, "Joe Fresh."
Driver in fatal collision didn't know he had brain tumour
Doctors and RCMP traffic collision analysts are trying to determine if a brain tumour was a contributing factor in the South Surrey crash that killed five members of the Sachdeva family of Newton.
WEST VANCOUVER-SEA TO SKY
Here is the last of our election grid question and answers. Candidates were limited in their responses by a word count.
Photo Gallery 1: Guests enjoy changes to annual event
Even a mini tornado couldn't dampen the spirit of the home show after a dust devil unexpectedly dropped in at the Albion Fairgrounds on Saturday afternoon.
Photo Gallery 2: Guests enjoy changes to annual event
Even a mini tornado couldn't dampen the spirit of the home show after a dust devil unexpectedly dropped in at the Albion Fairgrounds on Saturday afternoon.
Fatal accident: Death raises crash toll
The death toll for an April 28 crash has risen to six. Daniel Gore, 46, the Langley driver who slammed into a car at the intersection of Highway 15 and 32nd Avenue, killing all five occupants, died in hospital of his injuries, just after 1 p.m. on Sunday, say Surrey RCMP.
Surrey Mounties increase patrols on King George
Surrey Mounties plan to "light up" King George Boulevard in Surrey this month with extra patrols as they target aggressive, distracted and impaired drivers, and jaywalkers, too.
Hectic weekend for police
Delta Police are investigating three robberies and a hit-and-run drunk driving crash that happened over the weekend.
Skateboarder struck
A skateboarder was taken to hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car in the Evans Road roundabout Friday afternoon.
Pilot, passenger walk away from crash-landing in field
Two people walked away from the crash of a small plane Thursday afternoon in Chilliwack.
Man in wheelchair struck while crossing Trunk Rd
A man in a wheelchair sustained several injuries after being hit by a car in Ladner Tuesday night.
Donations accepted for earthquake victims
SUCCESS has announced it will assist the Canadian Red Cross in collecting donations to help victims suffering from the recent devastating quake in Ya'an, Sichuan, Southwest China, at it's Tri-Cities, Richmond and Vancouver locations through May 24.
Dog's sad story unleashed
It was a sad story [Driver hit, killed, and ignored dog, April 25 Letters, Langley Advance], and there is a special corner of Hell awaiting the driver, but this is a prime example of why "dogs shall be on a leash when not in a fenced in enclosure."
