Megan Devlin

Vancouver

Writer at Freelance

Multimedia Journalist at Daily Hive

Journalist with @DailyHiveVan. Words in @globeandmail @bbcworld @vice. She/her

Articles

B.C.'s popular Juan de Fuca Trail to remain closed this summer

2 months ago | dailyhive.com | Megan Devlin

Apr 17 2025, 10:30 pmEB Adventure Photography/ShutterstockA well-known hiking trail along the west coast of Vancouver Island will be closed for the entire summer along with popular beach camping spots along the route. B.C.’s Ministry of Environment and Parks issued a news release Thursday stating that the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail will remain closed through summer 2025 as workers repair damage caused by fall and winter storms.
B.C.'s popular Juan de Fuca Trail to remain closed this summer

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Megan Devlin

4 hours agoCat takes over cockapoo's bed and sparks a hilarious pet fightJocielyn shared this hilarious video of her pets, who ended up in a scuffle over bed rights. “My cat Pangping took over Coco's bed—that's how the fight started,” Jocielyn told WooGlobe. “I wasn’t expecting it,” she added. The unexpected turf war quickly escalated as Coco realized his favorite nap place had been hijacked. But the real comedy began when Jocielyn tried to hold Coco accountable.
Air traffic control delays at YVR frustrate travellers and raise compensation questions

2 months ago | dailyhive.com | Megan Devlin

Many passengers with flights arriving or departing from Vancouver International Airport (YVR) faced delays on Tuesday because there weren’t enough air traffic controllers to keep things flowing smoothly. Nav Canada, the agency that employs air traffic controllers, alerted the public about its resource constraints in southern B.C. Tuesday afternoon. Delays affecting some flights in YVR due to NAV CANADA resource constraints. Our team is moving aircraft safely, and as quickly as possible.
Flight delays hit YVR because of Nav Canada constraints

2 months ago | dailyhive.com | Megan Devlin

NewsTransportationUrbanizedApr 15 2025, 10:12 pmOleg Mayorov/ShutterstockStaffing shortages at Nav Canada, the agency providing air traffic control for flights, have caused flight delays in and out of Vancouver International Airport Tuesday. Nav Canada Operations posted on X at 2:30 pm Tuesday saying its resource constraints were affecting some flights at YVR. “Our team is moving aircraft safely, and as quickly as possible,” it said.
Richest Canadians' investments grow while wages fall for others

2 months ago | dailyhive.com | Megan Devlin

As last year came to a close, the richest Canadians saw their investments grow, while lower-income households saw their wages decline, according to the latest economic numbers from Statistics Canada. The national statistics agency released new information on the wealth of Canadians for the final three months of 2024 on Monday, showing the income gap is widening.
B.C.'s Kingfisher Resort and Spa brings oceanfront relaxation to a new level

2 months ago | dailyhive.com | Megan Devlin

Ocean waves crashing, a warm soak on a stormy night, and a massage booked in the morning — the Kingfisher Resort and Spa on Vancouver Island is a water lover’s paradise. Situated right on the Strait of Georgia, the ocean-facing rooms have the peaceful roar of the waves as a constant backdrop. I visited in February and lucked out with the Romance Suite with a massive soaking tub to watch the elements outside.
Coquitlam tenants fight eviction for smoking on private deck

2 months ago | dailyhive.com | Megan Devlin

Some Metro Vancouver tenants were recently successful in getting the B.C. Supreme Court to cancel their eviction over smoking on their unit’s private deck. The tenants have been living in a fourplex with three other units for the past eight years, but in 2021, the property was sold, and they got a new landlord. They argued that the new landlord was racially discriminatory and tried multiple times to evict them to charge a higher rental rate for the unit.
Wait, which day of Easter is a stat holiday in B.C.?

2 months ago | dailyhive.com | Megan Devlin

Apr 11 2025, 2:00 pmEaster weekend brings some time off for workers in B.C. this month, but only one day bookending the weekend is a statutory holiday. B.C. designates Good Friday (April 18) as a statutory holiday. Some employers may also give workers Easter Monday (April 21) off, but it’s not mandatory. Employees who qualify for statutory holiday pay will get paid a regular day’s wage even though they get the day off.
Major Surrey road closed due to gas leak

2 months ago | dailyhive.com | Megan Devlin

A gas leak forced the closure of a section of King George Boulevard in Surrey as the Thursday afternoon rush hour began. FortisBC confirmed damage to a gas main line was caused by an “external party” Thursday. Crews were on site to repair it, but King George Boulevard had to be closed from 78th Avenue to 80th Avenue. Crews are onsite in #SurreyBC repairing damage to a gas main line caused by an external party.
Vancouver dog abandoned in garbage finds forever home

2 months ago | dailyhive.com | Megan Devlin

A small dog who was found injured inside a garbage can in Pacific Spirit Park last week is recovering well and has found a loving forever home. Oscar the poodle had surgery this week on his front leg and hip, and is going home with animal rescue volunteer Laurie Schildt. “I’m just in love,” she told Daily Hive. “The way he looks at me since I’ve had him… his eyes and his personality. And his story. Being left in there and being discarded like nothing. To see how resilient he is and trusting.