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There won’t be any babies born on New Year’s Eve at Peace Arch Hospital. The hospital’s maternity unit is on diversion again from Monday, Dec. 29 at 8 a.m. to Thursday, Jan. 1 at 8 a.m., Fraser Health has just announced. The closure is part of a previously announced series of diversions at the hospital […]

A female pedestrian is dead after being hit and killed after a crash with a Surrey Police Service vehicle. The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. was called out to Surrey for the crash in Whalley around 6 a.m. Christmas morning, according to a new release from Surrey Police Service. The police watchdog says that Surrey

Live Here, Shop Here is a Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows News campaign that spans the holiday season to spotlight the value of shopping local. People want amenities in their neighbourhoods. Hence the old real estate slogan – location, location, location. They want to be able to walk to the grocery store. They want to be

Emily Lowan wants to be the “bridge” between activists and government. The new B.C. Green Party leader developed this idea while attending the University of Victoria, working with the student council and protesters to force the school administration to divest from the fossil fuel industry. “Students still putting pressure on the outside and having that

They say it’s never boring in B.C. politics. And 2025 did nothing to contradict that statement. Here are some of the stories that occupied the policy-makers and captured much of our attention across the province this year: Trudeau fall, Carney rise Facing increased pressure as 2024 came to a close, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau began