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B.C. has struck a deal with the federal government for Ottawa to provide more than $5 billion for housing and infrastructure in B.C. over the next 10 years. Funding will include $2.5 billion for transit, such as SkyTrain development, $1.6 billion to lower development cost charges, $600 million for health-care infrastructure, a $284-million one-time payment […]

Technical Safety BC has found “electrical non-compliances” in its preliminary investigation into the June 15 electrical incident at the now-closed Cultus Lake Waterpark. Officials with the safety regulator said the waterpark will not re-open until electrical issues or hazards that put them in non-compliance are corrected. “We understand that the closure of a popular summer

Numerous police cruisers descended on a property in rural Maple Ridge on Wednesday afternoon, June 17, for a shots fired call. The incident happened at approximately 3 p.m, at a property in the 13200 block of Neaves Road, at the corner of Old Dewdney Trunk Road. Frontline Maple Ridge RCMP officers learned there had been

British Columbia’s public post-secondary system is facing the worst funding crisis in its history, according to a new report that found 19 of the province’s 25 public institutions are projected to operate at a loss, with an estimated $300 million shortfall province-wide. The report, Rebuilding post-secondary education as public infrastructure in B.C. from B.C.Policy Solutions

In Loving Memory ~ It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Gordon Edward Kirkland early on June 2, 2026. Gordon was born in Toronto on October 12,1953. He moved from Ontario to Port Coquitlam BC in 1982, with his wife Diane and his eldest son Michael. He had a storied career