The Ridge Meadows Rustlers had two teams win silver medals as they hosted their Hometown Heroes Tournament from Oct. 23 to 27. The U15 A4 team went undefeated all the way to then final. Then in the gold medal game they lost to a Chilliwack squad by a score of 2-1 in a shootout, for […]
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Tonight is the last night to audition for Emerald Pit Theatrical Society’s upcoming performance of “Five Alarm”. Written by Kristen Da Silva, and directed by Angela Bell, the comedy takes place at a small town traditional chili cook-off, that Ava Rose wants to win after 16 years of failing to nab top prize. However, before
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Avian flu has hit several locations in the eastern Fraser Valley in October, according to the latest from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). Three outbreaks were recorded just this week – two in Chilliwack and one in Abbotsford.In total, there are 11 infected premises between the two communities as of Tuesday (Oct. 28). Nearly
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Worries about the future of private property ownership in B.C. are simmering ahead of an engagement session organized by the City of Richmond to discuss the Cowichan Tribes decision with local landowners. And on Tuesday, Oct. 28, the day of the meeting, the various political sides were all jockeying for position to get their message
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Canada’s youngest dangerous offender, from B.C., has had an appeal for parole denied. Adam Laboucan, who now identifies as a woman and has changed her name to Tara Desousa, was 17 in 1999 when handed an indeterminate prison sentence for sexually assaulting a three-month-old boy in Quesnel in 1997. According to documents obtained by Black
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