At the CSIO4* Nations Cup at Thunderbird Show Park, top spot may have slipped just out of reach for Canada, but the team still finished with the support of a strong leader. Mexico won on 12 faults, with Canada second on 16, followed by the United States (17), Ireland (20), and Australia (30). For Canada’s […]
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Claremont Secondary School’s grip on B.C. girls rugby sevens shows no signs of loosening. The Saanich program captured its third provincial title on May 29 at the 2026 B.C. Girls Rugby Sevens Championships in Abbotsford, which ran from May 28 to 29. Claremont blanked Langley Secondary School 37-0 in the gold medal game. View this
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More people are voicing criticism over a mother bear being shot in a provincial park near Maple Ridge, and her two young cubs taken to a wildlife shelter. The Fur-Bearers, a wildlife protection organization, is calling on BC Parks to strengthen education, enforcement, and waste management practices in provincial parks following the death of the
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Three young e-dirt bike drivers are facing heavy fines after being stopped by police and now the Maple Ridge RCMP are putting out a warning about the illegal usage of these bikes on public streets. On April 29, police stopped a youth who was doubling a friend on an e-dirt bike as they travelled at
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As the dust settles on the B.C. Conservative leadership race, one of the first tasks for party Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay is to figure out how to secure a seat in the legislature for herself through a byelection. But she’ll need a seat to open up. On Tuesday, former party leader John Rustad didn’t rule out
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