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Peachy Magistrado   -   Oct 28, 2026 The Loneliness We Don't See: Why Companionship Matters for Seniors
Older woman and home caregiver share tea and conversation at a sunny kitchen table.

An aging parent can be safe and well cared for yet still feel lonely. Discover how meaningful companionship supports seniors' emotional well-being.

by Peachy Magistrado
Karalee Greer   -   Oct 27, 2026 On This Week | October 26–November 1, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World
Antique globe with historic photographs of the Statue of Liberty, Wall Street, Martin Luther and astronauts

From the Statue of Liberty and Black Tuesday to the birth of the internet and the first ISS crew, October 26–November 1 reveals pivotal moments.

by Karalee Greer
Delta City News   -   Oct 27, 2026 Vancouver's $790 Million Infrastructure Vote Puts Aging City Services in Focus
Vancouver's $790 Million Infrastructure Vote Puts Aging City Services in Focus

Vancouver voters approved up to $790 million in borrowing toward the city's $3.5-billion capital plan. The investment will help renew aging community centres, bridges, fire halls and water systems that support residents, businesses and daily life.

by Sherri Claydon
Delta City News   -   Oct 27, 2026 Getting to Know Ian Paton: A Lifetime Rooted in Delta
Ian Paton, wearing glasses and a plaid shirt, leans on a metal farm gate with a horse standing in a field behind him.

Before becoming Delta South's MLA, Ian Paton was a farmer, auctioneer, volunteer and Delta councillor. Discover the family history, agricultural roots and community contributions behind one of Delta's most familiar public figures.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
Delta City News   -   Oct 26, 2026 Let's Get to Know Our New Mayor: Melissa Granum
Melissa Granum, Delta's mayor-elect, pictured in an official campaign portrait.

From raising a family in Ladner to leadership roles in public-sector governance, meet Melissa Granum, Delta's mayor-elect, and discover what she hopes to bring to City Hall.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
Delta Politics   -   Oct 26, 2026 Delta Has Voted Twice in Eight Days — And the Political Landscape Has Changed Dramatically
Editorial composite showing Delta City Hall and the British Columbia Legislature, representing the two levels of government elected in October 2026.

Two elections in eight days have transformed Delta's political landscape. Conservatives win both provincial seats as Melissa Granum prepares to lead a newly elected city council.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
Home Organization   -   Oct 25, 2026 The New Luxury at Home? Having Less to Manage
The New Luxury at Home? Having Less to Manage

Luxury living isn't just about beautiful interiors or expensive finishes. It's about having a home that makes everyday life easier. Discover why less clutter, thoughtful organization, and functional spaces may be the greatest luxuries of all.

by Florena Davies
Karalee Greer   -   Oct 22, 2026 On This Week | October 19–25, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World
Antique globe surrounded by historical photographs of major world events

From Black Monday and the Cuban Missile Crisis to the United Nations and Earth's first photograph from space, October 19–25 shaped our world.

by Karalee Greer
Older woman and home caregiver share tea and conversation at a sunny kitchen table.
Peachy Magistrado   -   Oct 28, 2026 The Loneliness We Don't See: Why Companionship Matters for Seniors

An aging parent can be safe and well cared for yet still feel lonely. Discover how meaningful companionship supports seniors' emotional well-being.

by Peachy Magistrado
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Peachy Magistrado   -   Oct 28, 2026 The Loneliness We Don't See: Why Companionship Matters for Seniors
Older woman and home caregiver share tea and conversation at a sunny kitchen table.

An aging parent can be safe and well cared for yet still feel lonely. Discover how meaningful companionship supports seniors' emotional well-being.

by Peachy Magistrado
Karalee Greer   -   Oct 27, 2026 On This Week | October 26–November 1, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World
Antique globe with historic photographs of the Statue of Liberty, Wall Street, Martin Luther and astronauts

From the Statue of Liberty and Black Tuesday to the birth of the internet and the first ISS crew, October 26–November 1 reveals pivotal moments.

by Karalee Greer
Delta City News   -   Oct 27, 2026 Vancouver's $790 Million Infrastructure Vote Puts Aging City Services in Focus
Vancouver's $790 Million Infrastructure Vote Puts Aging City Services in Focus

Vancouver voters approved up to $790 million in borrowing toward the city's $3.5-billion capital plan. The investment will help renew aging community centres, bridges, fire halls and water systems that support residents, businesses and daily life.

by Sherri Claydon
Delta City News   -   Oct 27, 2026 Getting to Know Ian Paton: A Lifetime Rooted in Delta
Ian Paton, wearing glasses and a plaid shirt, leans on a metal farm gate with a horse standing in a field behind him.

Before becoming Delta South's MLA, Ian Paton was a farmer, auctioneer, volunteer and Delta councillor. Discover the family history, agricultural roots and community contributions behind one of Delta's most familiar public figures.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
Delta City News   -   Oct 26, 2026 Let's Get to Know Our New Mayor: Melissa Granum
Melissa Granum, Delta's mayor-elect, pictured in an official campaign portrait.

From raising a family in Ladner to leadership roles in public-sector governance, meet Melissa Granum, Delta's mayor-elect, and discover what she hopes to bring to City Hall.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
Delta Politics   -   Oct 26, 2026 Delta Has Voted Twice in Eight Days — And the Political Landscape Has Changed Dramatically
Editorial composite showing Delta City Hall and the British Columbia Legislature, representing the two levels of government elected in October 2026.

Two elections in eight days have transformed Delta's political landscape. Conservatives win both provincial seats as Melissa Granum prepares to lead a newly elected city council.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
Home Organization   -   Oct 25, 2026 The New Luxury at Home? Having Less to Manage
The New Luxury at Home? Having Less to Manage

Luxury living isn't just about beautiful interiors or expensive finishes. It's about having a home that makes everyday life easier. Discover why less clutter, thoughtful organization, and functional spaces may be the greatest luxuries of all.

by Florena Davies
Karalee Greer   -   Oct 22, 2026 On This Week | October 19–25, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World
Antique globe surrounded by historical photographs of major world events

From Black Monday and the Cuban Missile Crisis to the United Nations and Earth's first photograph from space, October 19–25 shaped our world.

by Karalee Greer
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