North Delta Reporter

The North Delta Reporter is a fresh publication by Black Press Community News Media, dedicated to the North Delta community in the stunning province of British Columbia.

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Procurement for Roberts Bank Terminal 2 to begin this summer

4 days ago | northdeltareporter.com | James Smith

Expansion of Delta’s container port is set to take a “significant step” forward next month. The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority recently announced it will issue a request for qualifications this July for a construction partner to deliver the landmass and wharf component of the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 Project (RBT2), a three-berth expansion of Deltaport, the Port of Vancouver’s largest container terminal.
B.C. forestry needs to do more to reduce wildfire risk: Report

1 week ago | northdeltareporter.com | Mark Page

A new Forest Practices Board report says the province needs to do more to ensure logging activity protects B.C. communities from wildfires. Results of a two-year investigation by the board were released Thursday (June 19), finding the government needs to alter regulations to make cutblock clean-up easier, be stricter in holding forestry companies accountable, and encourage local communities to make wildfire risk reduction plans available to logging companies.
Food truck fundraiser in support of Delta's 'charity for charities'

1 week ago | northdeltareporter.com | James Smith

Delta Community Foundation is partnering with Evolution Fulfillment to host a food truck-based fundraiser next week. Happening 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday, June 27, the outdoor event at 7107 Venture St. (in the parking lot by the pink buildings) aims to bring the community together for a great cause, with Delta Community Foundation directing all proceeds towards supporting local charities and initiatives.
What's happening around Delta: Week of June 19

1 week ago | northdeltareporter.com | James Smith

THIS WEEK • 'My Hero': On through June 28 at Tsawwassen Arts Centre, 1172 56th St. The Sidekick Players present Norm Foster's My Hero, directed by Norman White. Forty-year-old Jim Devine has moved back in with his mom...he’s divorced, he’s getting his life back together, but it's taken some time — five years of time! Well, the clock is running out, things are changing, his mom’s dating the gardener, and Jim has his work cut out for him. A story about change, and love, and new beginnings.
City to honour Delta veterans through new street banner program

2 weeks ago | northdeltareporter.com | James Smith

The City of Delta, in partnership with the Tsawwassen and Ladner branches of the Royal Canadian Legion, is honouring local service members with street banners to be displayed in the weeks leading up to Remembrance Day.
What's happening around Delta: Week of June 12

2 weeks ago | northdeltareporter.com | James Smith

THIS WEEK • 'My Hero': June 13-28 at Tsawwassen Arts Centre, 1172 56th St. The Sidekick Players present Norm Foster's My Hero, directed by Norman White. Forty-year-old Jim Devine has moved back in with his mom...he’s divorced, he’s getting his life back together, but it's taken some time — five years of time! Well, the clock is running out, things are changing, his mom’s dating the gardener, and Jim has his work cut out for him. A story about change, and love, and new beginnings.
Federal funding to help Delta expand its fleet electrification

2 weeks ago | northdeltareporter.com | James Smith

The city has been awarded $100,000 towards the installation of 20 new Level 2 electric vehicle (EV) chargers for Delta’s corporate fleet. The investment from Natural Resources Canada’s Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program "will play a key role in advancing Delta’s fleet electrification efforts and reducing greenhouse gas emissions," according to a press release. Currently, Delta operates 10 electric vehicles and two plug-in hybrids.
Police called to North Delta school after substance sprayed in parking lot

2 weeks ago | northdeltareporter.com | James Smith

Police were called to Seaquam Secondary Friday after someone sprayed an unknown substance in the air outside the school, irritating some students' eyes. In an email sent June 6, principal Mark Robinson advised parents of an incident that, although no students were harmed, was "cause for concern." Robinson said that around lunchtime, an unknown vehicle drove through the parking lot, sprayed something in the air and left shortly after.
Playground expansion at North Delta Rec Centre to begin in July

3 weeks ago | northdeltareporter.com | James Smith

The City of Delta is set to break ground next month on a playground expansion at North Delta Recreation Centre. Upgrades at the site will include the expansion, relocation and addition of play features in an environment that prioritizes and optimizes accessibility, according to a city press release, with new features such a rubber playground surface with tricycle track, a play boat and hut, a drum, a see-saw, an in-ground trampoline, a climbing structure, and a crawl-through acorn structure.
Ride from 'Barns to Beaches' on Delta's new bike route

3 weeks ago | northdeltareporter.com | James Smith

The city's new Barns to Beaches Bike Route between Ladner and Tsawwassen is officially open. Launched in time for Bike Month, the scenic16-kilometre route invites cyclists of all ages and abilities to experience Delta’s "breathtaking" mix of farmland, waterfront views and vibrant local businesses as they travel along quiet country roads and the Boundary Bay Dike Trail, stopping to enjoy local breweries, farm stands, cafés, birdwatching spots and sandy beaches.