Anyone still out there watching TV? I’m old enough that the concept of ‘watching TV’ still resonates as viewing network programs. So, I don’t watch much (any) TV these days. I was reminded of those halcyon viewing days this week, when (while I was on my laptop, not watching TV), the algorithm overlords from YouTube […]
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Let’s see the community Through Your Lens. We want to see Pitt Meadows & Maple Ridge as you see it. Send us a photo showing how you view the community, and it could be featured in a future edition of the Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows News. Please include the photographer’s full name and tell us where
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The special weather statement due to accumulating snow remains in effect for three B.C. Interior highways on Saturday, May 16. Environment Canada extended the statement on Saturday morning for the Coquihalla Highway from Hope to Merritt, Highway 3 from Hope to Princeton, and the Okanagan Connector from Merritt to Peachland. “Falling snow levels in combination
Special weather statement for snow accumulation on 3 B.C. Interior highways extended Read More »
A violent incident during a U21 hockey game in the Comox Valley in December 2024 that left an Oak Bay player with a concussion and facial injuries has resulted in a guilty plea to assault causing bodily harm. Jeff Trumble, who was playing for the Victoria Admirals C2 house team in a non-contact game, was
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The Green Team is bringing communities together and teaching them about the environments says a founder of the organization. The City of Maple Ridge has a Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan, and climate resilience plan, and Resilient Future 2050, that all speak to the future the city wants to build – stronger social connection,
Green Team helping the environment, building community in Maple Ridge Read More »