Raj Chouhan, MLA

I wish to extend heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the personal return of my wallet, lost in the Metrotown area June 22.

The B.C. government is paying out more money to top executives, according to figures released by the province Monday.

I have a very large garden which I love. Being a recent stroke survivor I am very frustrated that I can’t look after the garden.

And while the seniors at New Vista Care Home may not be Kimia’s actual grandparents, the relationship that’s been forged in the past year between a group of grade one and kindergarten students from Edmonds ...

Documents obtained through an access to information request show the Liberal government suppressed the release of welfare numbers until after the May 12 provincial election, B.C. NDP Leader Carole James said Monday.

Next Saturday, June 27, the Central Valley Greenway - a 24-kilometre path that runs from Science World in Vancouver to the Quay in New Westminster - will be officially opened with a special celebration that's free to the public.

A group of Burnaby RCMP officers, city staff and friends and family will be running more than four kilometres along Hastings Street next Wednesday as part of the Lower Mainland leg of the Law Enforcement Torch Run.

Julian has been campaigning the government to let Lennikov stay in Canada. Lennikov is a Burnaby resident and former KGB agent hiding in church sanctuary to avoid imminent deportation. Julian's latest ...

Raj Chouhan, who regained his seat in Burnaby-Edmonds, and first-time MLA Kathy Corrigan, in Burnaby-Deer Lake, were among those tapped by James a day after Premier Gordon Campbell announced his cabinet shuffle.

Adrian Dix, the NDP's health critic, said he was told by senior Fraser Health officials that the authority is looking at different proposals to save money. Health authorities are not supposed to run deficits, which puts pressure on Fraser Health to balance the books.

"It was a perfect day for a parade," said Coun. Pietro Calendino, a longtime Heights resident. "The crowds were as big as ever, and I think there had to be at least 40,000 to 50,000 people."

The market, operated by Artisan Markets, will feature locally grown produce, jam, jellies, salsa, baking, honey, eggs, soap, and products from local artisans.

Burnaby’s parks department will present its new design concept for Richmond Park at a public open house Saturday, June 20, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., at Eastburn Community Centre, 7435 Edmonds St. The concept is based on input garnered from open houses in 2008. ...

It seems that being the victim is still a trap for many of us, but for those of us who have chosen to evolve and leave the blame game behind, we realize that we are the only ones that must command change from those we trust to work in parliament.

It seems that being the victim is still a trap for many of us, but for those of us who have chosen to evolve and leave the blame game behind, we realize that we are the only ones that must command change from those we trust to work in parliament.

I would like to ask the Minister of Immigration, Jason Kenny, to intervene to stop Mikhail Lennikov's deportation. A quick look at the facts of the Lennikov case show that there is no substantial basis for his removal from Canada.

Lawn sprinkling regulations come into effect again on Monday, and run until Sept. 30. Sprinkling is allowed only from 4 to 9 a.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. with even numbered addresses watering Wednesdays and Saturdays, and odd numbered addresses watering Thursdays and Sundays. ...

Coldwell Banker Wesburn Realty hosted the KINA Spring Business Community Clean Up and their agents joined employees from a number of Kingsway-area companies who cleared sidewalks adjacent to businesses along Kingsway from Nelson to Gilley. ...

Cherry blossoms have bloomed and gone, grass is growing enough to mow and the sun has us heading out to bask in a dose of vitamin D—at least as much as we can get while slathered in sunblock and covered in hats and long sleeves.

It's ironic, but the best child care is the kind that a parent easily forgets about. When you know your child is safe, happy and enjoying their day, it's easy to carry on with your own tasks and duties without worry.