Premier David Eby gave an unequivocal “no” when asked whether he plans to call a snap election next year. “It’s certainly not what we want,” he said during a one-on-one interview with Black Press Media on Friday, Dec. 12. This does not mean he is ruling out the possibility that his government could still fall […]

A drive to collect formal wear for students graduating this year is coming up. PLEA Community Services will be collecting formal wear for women and men and all the accessories to go with it on Wednesday, Dec. 17, for their program Putting on the Glitz. “Putting on the Glitz is a community driven event that

Pitt Meadows has a new electric vehicle charging hub. The hub has 12 new charging ports and was opened by BC Hydro at Pitt Meadows Athletic Park. “This new charging hub strengthens our community’s connectivity and advances our climate action goals,” said Mayor Nicole MacDonald. “By making it easier for people to drive electric, we

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke is calling on the federal government to fix Canada’s immigration and deportation laws after learning that all 14 suspects identified by B.C.’s Extortion Task Force are claiming refugee status to avoid deportation. Locke issued a statement Thursday (Dec. 11) — the same day Surrey Police Service was investigating another overnight shooting

A “wet trend” is expected to continue this weekend in the Fraser Valley as flooding continues to impact the region. After floodwater breached Highway 1 on Thursday night (Dec. 11), the highway remains closed this morning between No. 3 Road and Sumas Way in Abbotsford. Sgt. Paul Walker with the Abbotsford Police Department said in