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Grocery store workers in Metro Vancouver and beyond infected with COVID-19

Grocery store workers in Metro Vancouver and beyond infected with COVID-19

Some of the employees worked their last day as late as May 12
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'Shot girl summer': Metro Vancouverites express joy about getting vaccinated against COVID-19

'Shot girl summer': Metro Vancouverites express joy about getting vaccinated against COVID-19

Here's what locals have to say about getting vaccinated
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COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. fall to near-six-week low

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. fall to near-six-week low

Eight COVID-19-related deaths overnight raise provincial death toll to 1,658.
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Thunderstruck: Here's why epic thunderstorms are so rare in Vancouver

Thunderstruck: Here's why epic thunderstorms are so rare in Vancouver

Do you wish there were more?
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Queensborough Middle School back on New Westminster's COVID-19 school exposure list

Queensborough Middle School back on New Westminster's COVID-19 school exposure list

Seven of School District 40's 12 schools have seen exposures so far in May
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Rock ‘em sock ‘em raccoons: Trash pandas battle it out in apparent turf war (VIDEO)

Rock ‘em sock ‘em raccoons: Trash pandas battle it out in apparent turf war (VIDEO)

The video taken on Knight Street shows two raccoons fighting viciously before another decides to break up the fight
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Police dog helps New West police nab man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant

Police dog helps New West police nab man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant

Man arrested at local residence
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Opinion: Racists count on us to turn a blind eye. Here's how to counter that

Opinion: Racists count on us to turn a blind eye. Here's how to counter that

Follow these actions when in public
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Letter: Loss of this New West tree highlights issues with bylaw

Letter: Loss of this New West tree highlights issues with bylaw

One tree stays, one tree goes
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Letter: New West has 'overridden' concerns of neighbours about proposed project

Letter: New West has 'overridden' concerns of neighbours about proposed project

Editor: Readers will have already seen the advertisement on page five placed by the OurCity2041 campaign urging people to participate in the May 31 public hearing on the proposed six-storey (affordabale housing) development at 823-841 Sixth St.
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