In a bid to protect residents during increasingly frequent heat waves, Port Moody will now encourage developers to add air conditioning and filtration systems to new housing. Council unanimously supported the measure without discussion at the July 26 council meeting. “In addition to heavily increased rainfall and flooding, we will see increased average seasonal temperatures […]
People’s Pantry offers 60 hampers a week, feeding hungry people by taking what grocery stores leave behind
A new, more centrally-located ambulance station could save lives
Response times have slowed across the board in the Tri-Cities due to both planning and staffing issues
In recognition of Talitha Koum’s 20th anniversary, we chat with two of the faith-based recovery program’s graduates as well as a board member
Still grappling with lost jobs and income, many families are concerned about being able to afford food
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