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New guide to coastal B.C. swimming holes launches just in time for summer Swimmers can seek seals, rope swings, floating docks or a place to bare it all

Inspired in part by “wild swimming” of the U.K. and a shared love of exploring unknown waters, authors Alex McKeen and George Harwood Smith launch "Swimming Holes and Beaches of Southwestern British Columbia" on May 20.

Japanese dance crew leads workshop at North Delta high school Thirty students took part in the Namstrops-led workshop at Burnsview Secondary on April 22

Burnsview Secondary students had the unique opportunity last week of participating in a dance workshop led by renowned Japanese dance company Namstrops.
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UPDATE: MP Damien Kurek to resign, allowing Poilievre to run in Battle River-Crowfoot by-election Kurek to resign to allow party leader to run in by-election

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, whose riding faced controversy due to having over 90 candidates on the ballot, lost by around 4,000 votes to Liberal newcomer Bruce Fanjoy.

B.C. Day of remembrance, mourning for Lapu Lapu victims 11 people killed, at least two dozen injured in April 26 attack in Vancouver

The Office of the Premier of British Columbia has opened a physical and digital book of condolence for the public to express their sympathies and support following the tragedy at Vancouver's Lapu Lapu Day Festival.
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What's happening around Delta: Week of May 1 Weekly events and community listings for North Delta and beyond

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Lawn watering restrictions start May 1 for Metro Vancouver Stage 1 restrictions limit residential lawn watering

Under the stage 1 restrictions, trees, shrubs, and flowers can be watered in the morning using a sprinkler or at any time when using drip irrigation or watering them by hand. Edible plants are exempt from stage 1 restrictions.

Delta school board adopts 2025/26 budget amid calls for more EAs Trustees priased staff for balancing budget as many districts dealing with millions of dollars in shortfalls

Trustees priased staff for balancing out a $188,000 shortfall at a time when many districts are having to cut millions of dollars to make ends meet.
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Liberals get another four years as Jill McKnight wins in Delta The first-time Liberal candidate takes over from Carla Qualtrough after the now-former Delta MP decided not to seek another term

The first-time Liberal candidate is taking over the seat formerly occupied by Carla Qualtrough, who announced last fall she would not be seeking a fourth term as Delta's member of Parliament.

Canada Election 2025: Live results in Delta Conservative, NDP and People's Party hopefuls are looking to end decade-long Liberal control of the riding

Follow us as we provide live election results from Delta.

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