In Denice Thompson’s downtown White Rock neighbourhood, every other person is over the age of 65 — a massive percentage of seniors compared to most residential pockets of Metro Vancouver. In ...

White Rock Business Improvement Association president Ernie Klassen cited “astronomical” rents and pay parking as contributing to the area’s decline. Advertisement 1 This advertisement has ...

White Rock would also need to pay Metro about $1.5 million a year for the water. Article content Rather than go that route, in 2015 the city agreed to purchase its privately run local water utility.

WATCH: The effort to rebuild the White Rock pier has come up about $2 million short, so the community is hoping to raise the money through a series of public fundraising efforts. Jill Bennett reports.