Taya Fast

2 weeks ago | globalnews.ca | Simon Little |Taya Fast

Residents of a Langley seniors’ apartment are speaking out after being left without a working elevator for months. Global News first spoke with residents of The Fir at 54th Avenue and 204th Street in February, when the elevator had already been broken for a month. Two months later, nothing has changed and the occupants say they’ve been told it could be weeks or even months more.

1 month ago | globalnews.ca | Taya Fast

More than a dozen people set up outside a Tesla dealership in Langley, B.C., on Saturday for what they called a " Tesla Takedown."The small but noisy crowd had a clear message for car buyers and Canadians. "I think everybody needs to get off the couch and start worrying about our country and democracy. Simple enough," said protester Joanne Fry. "I think Elon Musk is evil. I was going to buy a Tesla last year myself and I was so glad that I didn't.

1 month ago | msn.com | Simon Little |Taya Fast

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1 month ago | globalnews.ca | Taya Fast

With spring fast approaching, people will soon be able to start reserving campsites at Golden Ears Provincial Park. The park is set to reopen to traffic next week after an atmospheric river event washed through the area last year. "Golden Ears Park is a natural treasure and the most popular park for camping in B.C.," B.C. Environment and Parks Minister Tamara Davidson said.

2 months ago | foodsafety.einnews.com | Amy Judd |Taya Fast

British Columbians were among hundreds of Canadians whose dream vacation in Mexico turned into a nightmare. Okanagan resident Alyssa Stothart and her extended family, 15 in total, planned a trip to Sandos Playacar, about 75 km south of Cancun, to celebrate her mom’s 60th birthday. She told Global News that everyone was healthy when they arrived, but after two or three days, people started falling ill. “Everyone started dropping like flies,” Stothart said. “It was pretty alarming.