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Motorists passing through the 500 block of North Dollarton Highway are greeted by a hedge shaped into a friendly face. photo Paul McGrath, Deep Cove Crier

The killing of a mother bear in May, leaving her two cubs orphaned, was a call to arms for Blueridge area residents who are raising awareness on how humans can co-exist with these large mammals.

How big is Doug? Want to take a guess? Backroads Family Farm Market in Ladner invites the community to its pumpkin patch to guess the weight of ‘Doug’ the giant pumpkin.

You’re at the beach on a gorgeous fall day, resting against on a log and looking out at a shimmering lake. You’re savouring the still, quiet serenity of autumn in the park. Suddenly, you hear what sounds like a swarm of bees headed in your direction.

Organization says cyclists should keep on riding to work even through bad weather

East Vancouver’s McGill Grocery is home to an unusual art exhibit

Maintaining a lawn is tough in this town, but there are alternatives that aren’t synthetic

Musqueam artist Jim Kew will be leading the tour as part of Richmond’s Culture Days.

Roxanne Henricus wasn’t sure what she had found Tuesday morning. While out for a walk at the remote Triangle Beach, tucked away on the Fraser River behind SilveryCity cinema, Henricus spotted a weird-looking skeleton on the sand.

You may go to Steveston a lot for the boutique shops, local restaurants and boardwalks strolls, but do you know what the village was like 100 years ago and who lived and worked on the land? In a brand new historic tour introduced by Tourism Richmond