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  • 1 day ago | vancouver.citynews.ca | Charlie Carey |Maria Vinca

    There are reports of a large fire in north Langley Friday afternoon. Callers to 1130 NewsRadio say they are seeing heavy plumes of smoke on the south side of the Golden Ears Bridge. While the exact address has not been confirmed, callers suggest the fire is around the 102B Avenue area in the Walnut Grove neighbourhood. 1130 NewsRadio has reached out to the Langley RCMP and the Langley Fire Department for more information.

  • Jan 22, 2025 | vancouver.citynews.ca | Maria Vinca |Charles Brockman

    A new initiative aims to help normalize conversations about organ donation and encourage more British Columbians to sign up. Starting this year, B.C. residents' tax returns will feature a new check box, asking if they want more information about how to register to be an organ donor. If you select 'yes,' you will receive an email from BC Transplant with additional details.

  • Jan 13, 2025 | vancouver.citynews.ca | Charles Brockman |Maria Vinca

    If you're eager to lock down a place to start the summer camping season, this is your week to lock in. BC Parks says reservations for camping sites during the 2025 May long weekend are set to open Thursday morning. Provincial campsites that offer reservations can be booked four months ahead of arrival, and Thursday, Jan. 16 at 7 a.m. marks four months before the Victoria Day weekend kicks off.

  • Jan 7, 2025 | vancouver.citynews.ca | Maria Vinca |Charles Brockman

    Three men are in custody following a break-and-enter incident at a farmland property in Abbotsford Tuesday morning. The Abbotsford Police Department says it responded to a property on Interprovincial Highway and Number 3 Road around 7:30 a.m.Sgt. Paul Walker tells 1130 NewsRadio that the homeowner called police after witnessing the incident through home security. "They had things put in place, such as video cameras and things, to alert them if people were on their property.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | vancouver.citynews.ca | Maria Vinca |Charles Brockman

    The Burnaby School District says it is moving ahead with staggered start times at four high schools to address overcrowding. Capacity issues due to the rising student population have been an issue in Surrey schools, and now the problem has surfaced in Burnaby. In an email to parents last month, the Burnaby School District said increased enrollment had caused them to consider the change.

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