Easter Seals BC/Yukon is proud to announce that its 3rd Annual Around the World Dinner presented by the mister Blake foundation raised an impressive $138,500. Funds raised go towards programs and services supporting people with disabilities, specifically Easter Seals Summer Camps and the Easter Seals House.
Donors at Langley Community Health & Hospital Foundation’s Giving Hearts Gala celebrated the second year of fundraising for Guru Nanak Dev Endowment Fund on April 10, raising $370,863 for ongoing health care excellence at Langley Memorial Hospital.
The 2026 Surrey Nagar Kirtan (Khalsa Day Vaisakhi Parade) once again brought together an extraordinary crowd, welcoming over 450,000 people from across the region to take part in one of Canada’s most meaningful cultural celebrations. Celebrating its 27th year, the event remains the largest Khalsa Day parade in the world.
The Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council applauds the Leadership Council and the Premier of BC for coming to an agreement regarding no changes to the Declaration on Indigenous Peoples Rights Act (DRIPA) for the next six months.
On Monday, Council directed staff to file notices on title on two Surrey properties, where significant additions and alterations were made without the required permits.
April 19-25 is “Prevention of Violence Against Women Week” in B.C.
City launches 50-day countdown, announces city-wide festivities
On Saturday, March 28, 2026, Surrey City Hall hosted the official launch of the 9th annual Sikh Heritage Month, bringing together community leaders, elected officials, and residents to celebrate a legacy deeply woven into British Columbia’s story.
12 Vancouver Community College (VCC) fashion students will showcase their original designs during a runway show at Vancouver Fashion Week on Thursday, April 9, at 5:30 p.m.
A trio of NHL greats are the featured guests at the Western Canada Sports Collectors Convention.
A statement from Michael Rousseau, President and Chief Executive Officer of Air Canada.
April and May bring a phase of self-reflection and recalibration. You may feel a strong urge to redefine your goals, especially in career matters.
Just a few hours from Paris, the Loire Valley feels like stepping into another world. Rolling vineyards stretch across the countryside, rivers glide quietly past medieval villages, and elegant châteaux rise above manicured gardens and forests.
Today’s university students are not solely redefining technology but driving a shift in ways that earlier generations overlooked.
We live in an age where earning, working hard, and adding side hustles are worn like a badge of honor. “I’m so busy” has become a status symbol.