Dear Editor, Recently PM Mark Carney and Premier David Eby decided to buy empty condos to assist with the shortage of housing. At first glance, seems like maybe a good idea. But, then stopping to consider the full picture – maybe not. What makes these condos difficult to sell? Are they not family orientated, unsuitable […]
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The Ridge Meadows Burrards U13 lacrosse teams brought home three medals from the provincial championships held over the weekend. The U13 Co-ed B2 team won the gold medal, the U13 Co-ed B1 team took bronze, and the U13 Female A team also won bronze. Kesler Kasa was named the tournament MVP for the U13 B2
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Amidst firefighting efforts in the massive Brunswick Complex wildfire, BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) has put out an advisory reminding residents about the consequences of interfering with wildfire suppression efforts. The Brunswick Complex wildfire sits at a total 18,859 hectares as of Sunday, July 12. On July 11, BCWS shared on Facebook how suppression efforts have
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Vancouver Bandits ended their three-game road trip with an 112-98 win over the Stingers Saturday night in Edmonton. Bandits head coach Ransford Brempong said they “knew what had to be done.” “Winning isn’t easy,” Brempong observed. “We had to run, play defence and be tough. [Our] will was ready to do that.” Mychal Mulder drilled
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A man is currently in hospital with life-threatening injuries. In a release sent by the Surrey Police Service (SPS) states that an investigation is in process after a serious overnight collision occurred between a TransLink bus and a pedestrian. On July 11 at approximately 9:41 p.m., SPS officers said they responded to a report from
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