A pumpkin patch on Westham Island, the City’s own recreation-centre Halloween programming, plus costume ideas and trick-or-treat safety tips for Delta families.
Halloween Ideas and Events in Delta, BC Read Post »
Tsawwassen Mills is one of the largest shopping centres in BC, built on a former industrial site at the foot of Tsawwassen. This guide covers what is at Tsawwassen Mills, how to get there, and when to visit.
Tsawwassen Mills Shopping Guide: Delta’s Major Shopping Destination Read Post »
Burns Bog is the largest raised peat bog in western North America, protected as an ecological reserve in North Delta. The boardwalk trail through the bog offers a rare BC wilderness experience minutes from the suburbs.
Burns Bog Ecological Reserve: Exploring Delta’s Peat Bog Wilderness Read Post »
Ladner Village is Delta’s most distinctive dining neighbourhood, with an independent restaurant scene on a historic main street that has built a genuine local following. Here is where to eat in Ladner.
Best Restaurants in Ladner Village, Delta BC Read Post »
The George C. Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary on Westham Island is one of BC’s most visited wildlife sanctuaries. Here is what to know before visiting this significant wetland and winter birding destination near Ladner.
Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary: Delta’s Premier Wildlife Destination Read Post »
Delta’s Labour Day long weekend runs from the Saturday before through the Monday holiday, anchored by the lantern lit Luminary Festival at Sunstone Park on Saturday evening and a Sunday stop at the Ladner Village Market, plus an honest look at what is (and is not) planned for the Monday holiday itself.
Delta’s BC Day long weekend centres on the Tsawwassen Sun Festival, three days of a classic car show, the Rotary Parade, tournaments, and community events running Saturday, August 1 through Monday, August 3, 2026, plus our honest picks for rounding out the rest of the weekend.
BC Day Long Weekend in Delta: Your Guide to the Tsawwassen Sun Festival Read Post »
Boundary Bay Regional Park stretches along Delta’s southern edge with a long sand and gravel beach, a dyke trail popular with cyclists and birders, and some of the warmest saltwater swimming in Metro Vancouver.
Boundary Bay Beach and Regional Park: Delta’s Outdoor Highlight Read Post »
Point Roberts is a small piece of Washington State that sits at the tip of the Tsawwassen Peninsula and can only be reached by land through Delta, BC. Here is what to know before you make the crossing for a day of beaches, whale watching, and cross-border shopping.
Point Roberts Day Trip: Visiting the US Exclave South of Delta Read Post »
Watershed Park is Delta’s largest park, a forested North Delta landscape of gravel trails winding along Cougar Creek. Here is what to know before you visit this quiet, tree-covered escape near Burns Bog.
Watershed Park: Delta’s Largest Forested Park and Trail Network Read Post »
Delta’s morning dining scene runs from classic diner plates in Ladner Village to waterfront cafes near Tsawwassen. Here is where to find a good breakfast in Delta’s three distinct communities.
Best Breakfast and Brunch in Delta, BC Read Post »
Delta’s independent coffee scene spans three distinct communities, from Ladner’s historic main street roasters to Tsawwassen’s beachside counters and North Delta’s neighbourhood cafes. Here is where to find a genuinely good cup across the municipality.
Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Delta, BC Read Post »
