The Vancouver Goldeneyes fell to the Ottawa Charge 3-2 in overtime despite outshooting them 36 to 17. Vancouver hosted Ottawa Saturday (March 14) at the Pacific Coliseum in front of a crowd of 11,201. Vancouver Head Coach Brian Idalski said on outshooting Ottawa, “We’ve seen a lot of growth with our o-zone movement and getting […]
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City Hall wants Maple Ridge residents to be ready for floods and other emergencies, through free city workshops. As spring brings the potential for rising river levels with snowmelts, heavy rain, localized flooding, windstorms and power outages, the City of Maple Ridge is encouraging residents to get prepared by taking part in free Be Emergency
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Ity started well, but it didn’t end the way the Vancouver Giants wanted. G-men were ahead 2-0 Friday night in Victoria, only to have the Royals roar back, getting one in the second and four in the third for a 5-2 defeat at Save on Foods Memorial Centre. Giants were up 1-0 after 20 minutes
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A Maple Ridge man and a North Van woman have been charged with killing self-described Iranian activist Masood Masjoody. A statement issued Saturday by the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) said on Friday, March 13, two charges of first-degree murder were laid against 48-year-old Mehdi Ahmadzadeh Razavi of Maple Ridge and 45-year-old Arezou Soltani of
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Fraser Valley Regional Libraries will be open in the coming weeks. That’s something we take for granted, but it’s not a given. Most recently, a proposed lockout by FVRL was averted at the last minute, and CUPE members have now tentatively accepted a new contract. That’s good for the many book lovers in the Lower
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