The wildfire in the Rock Ridge area of Maple Ridge is now at a status of “held.” The City of Maple Ridge reported success in containing the blaze at 10:15 p.m. on Saturday night, May 23. On Saturday, Maple Ridge Fire & Rescue crews continued to work the fire scene throughout the day alongside BC […]
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A drug lab was dismantled in Abbotsford last week and a “large cache” of illegal weapons was seized by police. According to a news release from the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia (CFSEU-BC), the unit’s illegal firearms enforcmment team executed a search warrant in the Bradner Road area on Thursday (May 21)
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The City of Maple Ridge adopted a new Tree Protection and Management Bylaw that strengthens tree protection, updates permit requirements, and intends to supports council’s goals for a more livable, climate-resilient community. As one of the region’s fastest-growing communities, Maple Ridge is balancing housing and development needs with protecting and expanding the urban forest, which
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Bridge work could impact the Monday morning commute from Langley into Maple Ridge. TransLink is advising that on May 25 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Golden Ears Way (northbound toward Golden Ears Bridge) will be reduced to a single lane. Two of three lanes will be closed at the 201 Street on-ramp. This work
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Ruskin Community Hall in eastern Maple Ridge will get some sprucing up from volunteers soon. The hall, located at the corner of 284th Street and 96th Avenue, is 102 years old, having been built in 1924 by volunteers and with donations. Volunteers will be doing yard work and cleaning to get the hall ready for
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