Thousands of people packed the Albion Fairgrounds this past weekend, taking in everything the Ridge Meadows Home Show and the free Family Fest had to offer. “We were very pleased,” with the event, said Graham Vanstone, executive director of the Ridge Meadows Home Show, noting that every person he spoke to at the show gave
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B.C. Lions general manager Ryan Rigmaiden is jacked. The Lions begin training camp this week in Kamloops and to state that Rigmaiden and the organization is optimistic is an understatement. The goal is to win the Grey Cup and anything less will not be acceptable. The start of the season always spawns optimism and hope.
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Campfire bans are coming on Thursday, May 7. The province has enacted a campfire ban for the Coastal Fire Centre, which includes the Lower Mainland, and the City of Maple Ridge also banned all open fires. Maple Ridge Fire Chief Dave Samson issued a city-wide fire ban on all open fires effective Thursday at noon,
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Rogers Forum will transform into a unique shopping experience for hockey fans at the Abbotsford Canucks annual end of season Locker Room Sale, which is set for Saturday (May 9). Fans have the opportunity to purchase player-used gear and equipment and other exclusive memorabilia. Items will be discounted as much as 70 per cent and
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A woman convicted of smuggling a brick of fentanyl worth millions of dollars from Langley to Vancouver Island has failed to overturn her conviction in the B.C. Court of Appeal. Hong “Carrie” Dinh was convicted of a single count of possession of fentanyl for the purpose of trafficking in 2023, and sentenced to up to
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