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Commodities, shipping, permits driving up property prices

Commodities, shipping, permits driving up property prices

Majority of key indicators point to higher prices for Lower Mainland real estate in 2022
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Inflation: insights, outlooks and alarm bells

Inflation: insights, outlooks and alarm bells

Businesses will have to pass on rising costs to consumers as B.C. braces for bumpy year ahead, says expert
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Delta man elated after winning $2 million scratch and win prize

Delta man elated after winning $2 million scratch and win prize

Stephen Noseworthy did a little Irish Jig!
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One year ago, Trina Hunt was reported missing to Port Moody police — and no arrests have been made

One year ago, Trina Hunt was reported missing to Port Moody police — and no arrests have been made

Various vigils and events have taken place in the past year to remember Hunt, but there's still little info about the progression of her case.
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Return-It to accept milk and plant-based milk containers for refund come Feb. 1

Return-It to accept milk and plant-based milk containers for refund come Feb. 1

Province-wide collection sites will accept items for a 10-cent deposit refund
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Random attack in New West includes attempt to take a baby

Random attack in New West includes attempt to take a baby

Confrontation with motorist and police also alleged
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$80,000 bottle of rare malt whisky up for grabs this Lunar New Year

$80,000 bottle of rare malt whisky up for grabs this Lunar New Year

The Dalmore Constellation Collection Vintage 1964 Cask 9 was aged 46 years and is one of 67 bottles ever produced
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B.C. premier concludes radiation treatments and continues to work from home

B.C. premier concludes radiation treatments and continues to work from home

He has been through 35 radiation sessions for throat cancer, says he's feeling better every day
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Reaching out to people affected by dementia can make a world of difference, says family

Reaching out to people affected by dementia can make a world of difference, says family

This Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, “Don’t change. Even if they do.”
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COVID-19 restrictions extended, teachers must disclose vaccination status

COVID-19 restrictions extended, teachers must disclose vaccination status

VICTORIA — British Columbia's top doctor has extended a COVID-19 order that will keep gyms and fitness centres closed and limit gatherings at events and restaurants. Dr.
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