Tickets are now on sale for a new fundraiser to help children and youth who are victims or witnesses of abuse. The inaugural Alisa’s Wish Hearts and Teacups Fundraiser will be a high tea event taking place the weekend before Mother’s Day and money raised will be going to the Alisa’s Wish Child & Youth […]
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Anyone else routinely read the obituaries? I’ve read newspapers, in print and later online, for as long as I can remember. Still do, every day. But only recently have I begun to semi-regularly check the obituaries (of my hometown paper). Is that morbid? A routine concession to advancing age? Just something lots of folks do
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Maple Ridge residents and businesses are invited to comment on the city’s draft 2026 budget. At a special meeting on Feb. 17, council directed staff to proceed with community engagement on the proposed 2026–2030 Financial Plan, and a proposed property tax increase of 3.5 per cent, up to 4.1 per cent including sewer and water.
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Update: Saturday, Feb. 28, 7:39 p.m. Metro Vancouver has taken command of a hazardous spill response related to a small-plane crash in Delta’s Burns Bog on Saturday, Feb. 28. The Ministry of Environment and Parks reports that a response is underway in the bog after the plane went down shortly after 10:30 a.m. The pilot
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