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Delta City News   -   Oct 01, 2026 Can Delta Businesses Still Reach Customers Through Social Media?
A woman holding a smartphone reviews product photographs on a laptop at a shop counter surrounded by mugs, plants and greeting cards.

An October Delta Chamber workshop puts social media results in focus. Here are practical questions for local businesses about customer enquiries, visibility and marketing time.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
Oct 01, 2026 AI Is Growing in B.C. What Will It Take to Power It?
AI Is Growing in B.C. What Will It Take to Power It?

B.C. data-centre proposals are seeking close to 800 MW of power. What will it take to build the infrastructure, and what could B.C. gain from it?

by Sherri Claydon & Delta City News
Peachy Magistrado   -   Sep 30, 2026 Building Trust With Home Care Providers: What Families Should Look For
Senior and home caregiver discuss care together at a kitchen table.

Trust in home care grows through communication, consistency and respect. Here is what families can look for when choosing and working with caregivers.

by Peachy Magistrado
Karalee Greer   -   Sep 28, 2026 On This Week | September 21–27, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World
Antique globe with images of emancipation, the Little Rock Nine, Mexican independence and Neptune

From emancipation and the Little Rock Nine to Mexican independence, Neptune and the equinox, September 21–27 changed our world.

by Karalee Greer
Claire Wetmore   -   Sep 28, 2026 πŸ“° WBN – Why Financial Advice Rarely Survives The Handoff To The Next Generation
πŸ“° WBN – Why Financial Advice Rarely Survives The Handoff To The Next Generation

From the Depression to student debt, each generation built its own money survival guide and passed down their own advice.

by Claire Wetmore
Sep 25, 2026 Why Less Stuff Makes Your Home Easier to Manage
Why Less Stuff Makes Your Home Easier to Manage

Too much stuff can make everyday cleaning, tidying, and decision-making feel harder than it should. Learn how reducing clutter can support executive functioning, simplify your routines, and give you more time and energy for what matters most.

by Florena Davies
Sherri Claydon   -   Sep 25, 2026 When AI Screens AI, Are We Finding The Best Candidates?
When AI Screens AI, Are We Finding The Best Candidates?

AI is helping candidates optimize resumes while employers use technology to screen growing applicant pools. But are hiring systems finding the strongest people to interview or the resumes easiest to recognize?

by Sherri Claydon
Delta Trends   -   Sep 24, 2026 Thrifting Is Cool Again β€” And Delta Shoppers Are Catching On
Shoppers browse rows of second-hand clothing on racks inside the Delta Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop in Ladner Village.

Thrifting is cool again. From vintage clothing and one-of-a-kind finds to saving money and supporting local causes, Delta shoppers are rediscovering the fun of buying second-hand.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
A woman holding a smartphone reviews product photographs on a laptop at a shop counter surrounded by mugs, plants and greeting cards.
Delta City News   -   Oct 01, 2026 Can Delta Businesses Still Reach Customers Through Social Media?

An October Delta Chamber workshop puts social media results in focus. Here are practical questions for local businesses about customer enquiries, visibility and marketing time.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
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Delta City News   -   Oct 01, 2026 Can Delta Businesses Still Reach Customers Through Social Media?
A woman holding a smartphone reviews product photographs on a laptop at a shop counter surrounded by mugs, plants and greeting cards.

An October Delta Chamber workshop puts social media results in focus. Here are practical questions for local businesses about customer enquiries, visibility and marketing time.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
Oct 01, 2026 AI Is Growing in B.C. What Will It Take to Power It?
AI Is Growing in B.C. What Will It Take to Power It?

B.C. data-centre proposals are seeking close to 800 MW of power. What will it take to build the infrastructure, and what could B.C. gain from it?

by Sherri Claydon & Delta City News
Peachy Magistrado   -   Sep 30, 2026 Building Trust With Home Care Providers: What Families Should Look For
Senior and home caregiver discuss care together at a kitchen table.

Trust in home care grows through communication, consistency and respect. Here is what families can look for when choosing and working with caregivers.

by Peachy Magistrado
Karalee Greer   -   Sep 28, 2026 On This Week | September 21–27, 2026: Moments That Shaped Our World
Antique globe with images of emancipation, the Little Rock Nine, Mexican independence and Neptune

From emancipation and the Little Rock Nine to Mexican independence, Neptune and the equinox, September 21–27 changed our world.

by Karalee Greer
Claire Wetmore   -   Sep 28, 2026 πŸ“° WBN – Why Financial Advice Rarely Survives The Handoff To The Next Generation
πŸ“° WBN – Why Financial Advice Rarely Survives The Handoff To The Next Generation

From the Depression to student debt, each generation built its own money survival guide and passed down their own advice.

by Claire Wetmore
Sep 25, 2026 Why Less Stuff Makes Your Home Easier to Manage
Why Less Stuff Makes Your Home Easier to Manage

Too much stuff can make everyday cleaning, tidying, and decision-making feel harder than it should. Learn how reducing clutter can support executive functioning, simplify your routines, and give you more time and energy for what matters most.

by Florena Davies
Sherri Claydon   -   Sep 25, 2026 When AI Screens AI, Are We Finding The Best Candidates?
When AI Screens AI, Are We Finding The Best Candidates?

AI is helping candidates optimize resumes while employers use technology to screen growing applicant pools. But are hiring systems finding the strongest people to interview or the resumes easiest to recognize?

by Sherri Claydon
Delta Trends   -   Sep 24, 2026 Thrifting Is Cool Again β€” And Delta Shoppers Are Catching On
Shoppers browse rows of second-hand clothing on racks inside the Delta Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop in Ladner Village.

Thrifting is cool again. From vintage clothing and one-of-a-kind finds to saving money and supporting local causes, Delta shoppers are rediscovering the fun of buying second-hand.

by Robert Skinner & Delta City News
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