Statement by the Prime Minister on Passover
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on the occasion of Passover.
Community Happenings
CANADA ASIA PACIFIC BUSINESS ASSOCIATION DONATE OVER $35,000 TO RICHMOND HOSPITAL FOUNDATION’S COVID-19 RESPONSE FUND
From left to right: Honourable President of CAPBA – Sandra Lau, Immediate Past President of CAPBA – Thomas Wu, President of CAPBA – Elsa Wong, Vice President of CAPBA – Jerry Song
Enforcement targets commercial vehicles with suspected defects
A fully loaded dump truck with a full trailer was pulled off the road in a recent enforcement blitz, after officers found the trailer had absolutely no braking power. In addition, several tires on the truck trailer combo had severe defects, requiring immediate replacements.
90 Days of Yoga & Meditation
90 Days of Yoga & Meditation March 21st – June 21st 6-7pm
Troubled youth back on positive path, family credits community policing
Delta Police is focused on ‘community policing’, but it can be hard to explain what that really means. For one Delta family and their troubled son, community policing meant a prolonged effort between police and other agencies, to convince the youth that he was worth fighting for.
Province celebrates B.C.’s champions of anti-racism
More than 70 people and organizations have been recognized for their efforts to tackle discrimination and foster diversity at this year’s virtual B.C. Multiculturalism and Anti-Racism Awards.
Statement by the Prime Minister on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today issued the following statement on the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
Joint statement on International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
“On the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, we reaffirm our commitment to stand together against racism and continue our work to make British Columbia more welcoming, just and equitable for everyone.
Premier’s statement on Nowruz
“Today, people around the world and here in British Columbia are celebrating Nowruz, the new year in the Persian calendar, as well as the first day of spring.
New funding to help combat online child exploitation
Police in B.C. will soon have more tools to combat child sexual exploitation online with nearly $800,000 from the federal government.
4th Annual Taste of Reach Fundraiser is a Drive Thru Edition!
Tasty Indian Bistro has developed a pandemic version of the annual fine dining fundraiser benefitting Reach Child and Youth Development Society (REACH). The 4th Annual Taste of REACH event will be held on Friday, April 23rd , 2021 at Tasty Indian Bistro’s North Delta location.
Brian Jessel BMW announces sponsorship of “Courage To Come” Back Awards
Brian Jessel BMW, Vancouver’s preeminent BMW dealership for 35 years, is proud to announce that it is the Exclusive Car Dealer of the 2021 “Courage To Come Back” Awards.
RCMP officers face up to $109,000 in immediate out-of-pocket costs to transition pension; major recruitment problem for SPS
Transitioning from the RCMP to the delayed and unpopular Surrey Police Service (SPS) could cost most current RCMP Members up to $109,000 in an immediate, out-of-pocket costs.
International Women’s Day Celebration
Shakti Society is a non-profit society committed to empowering women, families and children through community forums, Shakti Awards, annual wellness days and other activities.
Police advised on indecent act in North Delta Community Park
On Thursday, March 11, at approximately 7:15 a.m., a woman walking in the 11300-block 84th Ave, near the parking lot of the North Delta Community Park observed a male touching himself inappropriately. The suspect is described as a South Asian male, between the ages of 20-30, tall, with a slim build, dark hair and facial hair. The man was wearing a blue hoodie, underneath a jean jacket vest at the time of the incident.