B.C. Forest Minister Ravi Parmar says the province is planning to rethink how it funds community FireSmart initiatives after topping up the program with a one-time $15 million boost in the latest budget. “There’s been a lot of success, but I need to ensure that that program is meeting the needs of communities,” Parmar said […]
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The Western Lacrosse Association has released its schedule for the coming season, and the Maple Ridge Burrards will host their home opener on May 24, when they meet the Langley Thunder at Cam Neely Arena. The WLA announced a full regular season schedule with 18 games per team, to be followed by playoffs in August.
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One of the biggest collectible shows to hit Abbotsford in decades is set to debut next month. Bossa Productions has announced that the inaugural National Collective Convention will take over Tradex on March 28 and 29. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bossa Productions (@bossa.sports) More than 600 vendors from all across
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Canada will play for Olympic gold. Nathan MacKinnon scored the winner with 35 seconds left as Canada came from behind to edge Finland 3-2 in men’s hockey semifinal action Wednesday at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Sam Reinhart and Shea Theodore also scored for Canada, with Connor McDavid adding two assists. Jordan Binnington
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UPDATE: U.S. President Trump says he is “deeply disapointed” and by the U.S. Supreme Court striking down his targeted tariffs, and promised to instead enact a global 10 per cent levy. He told reporters at a briefing in Washington D.C. that he is “ashamed” of certain members of the court. He went on to lambaste
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