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Water rising, but no flooding
The Fraser River is not expected to pose a major flooding danger, despite a rapid rise caused by warm weather and heavy rain.
Toddlers rescued from hot cars
After rescuing two toddlers from locked cars in Abbotsford within the last 48 hours, police are reminding drivers of the hazards of leaving children or pets in vehicles during warm weather.
Metro adds mobile air-quality option
METRO Vancouver unveiled its new air-sniffing truck last month, a $282,000 nose on wheels dubbed Mobile Air Monitoring Unit, or MAMU.
Photo Gallery 1: Guests enjoy changes to annual event
Even a mini tornado couldn't dampen the spirit of the home show after a dust devil unexpectedly dropped in at the Albion Fairgrounds on Saturday afternoon.
Photo Gallery 2: Guests enjoy changes to annual event
Even a mini tornado couldn't dampen the spirit of the home show after a dust devil unexpectedly dropped in at the Albion Fairgrounds on Saturday afternoon.
Surrey Mounties increase patrols on King George
Surrey Mounties plan to "light up" King George Boulevard in Surrey this month with extra patrols as they target aggressive, distracted and impaired drivers, and jaywalkers, too.
Weather records broken
Chilliwack sweltered in record-breaking, early-May temperatures this weekend and the hot weather is expected to last until Saturday.
Ewart tops sagebrush
Coquitlam's A.J. Ewart replicated his game on the two-day Canadian Junior Golf Association's Sagebrush Junior Classic near Merritt to cart off the boys 14 and under title.
Temporary shelter helped 130 stay warm
The extreme weather season is over, and the final numbers are in for Burnaby's temporary homeless shelter.
Burnaby Lake still first
Burnaby Lake Rugby Club managed to hold on to first place in the Canadian Direct Premier League, despite losing 16-23 against the Castaway Wanderers on Saturday.
Lessons from Hurricane Katrina
Fires consuming entire city blocks, dead bodies floating listlessly and complete sections of the city that all but disappeared under water - that was the apocalyptic backdrop Thomas Stone had to work with.
Glorious start to spring offers ability to take part in renewal
Well, that was quick! It seems like just a few days ago I was taking down my Christmas tree. As a snow guy, I must admit I missed having a few white stuff weather events for the opportunity for some Diefenbaker toboggan runs. The bonus of the flip side is that spring and everything that is good about it is roaring in to our region with a stretch of weather that has been unbelievable.
Greet guests at your house with a touch of glass
The trend of using decorative glass to create dramatic entryways continues to grow as homeowners choose to stay in their homes longer and remodel for extended personal enjoyment.
St. Barnabas trivia night to cover church roof costs
St. Barnabas Church is hoping it's flooded with folks for its upcoming trivia night fundraiser.
Marry in May, no longer rue the day
For decades the month of June held firm as the most popular month for weddings.
Pedestrian succumbs to injuries after being hit
New Westminster resident, Gemma Snowball, has died after succumbing to injuries she sustained when a vehicle struck her Monday night at Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue.
Pedestrian struck Monday night
A New Westminster resident is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Sixth Street and Sixth Avenue last night.
Eagles take BCHL season title by storm
The Surrey Eagles' season to date has unfolded like a developing storm in the middle of the ocean.
