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Some neighbourhoods of Maple Ridge saw significant drops in real estate prices in 2025. The rising and falling of housing across the Lower Mainland varies significantly by neighbourhood, with some dropping by double digit percentages, some barely moving, and one posting double digit gains. Vancouver realtor Dan Marusin put together a digital map showing the […]

The Vancouver Goldeneyes lost their last game before the Olympic break on Wednesday (Jan. 28). The Minnesota Frost defeated Vancouver 4-1 at the Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul, MN, in front of a crowd of 5,249. The Frost secured the lead early with three goals in the first period, with goals by rookie Kendall

Pitt Meadows city council approved a new $2 million deal to process residential organic waste for the next five years. Council agreed to the recommendation by operations manager Cameron Reimer to award the contract to Halton Recycling, operating as Emterra Environmental, for five years for a total estimated cost of $2.07 million excluding GST. The

School District 42 is making cuts from the top of the organization – or near the top. The district has two top administrators retiring, and will restructure senior leadership responsibilities in order to save almost $250,000 annually. “While the departure of these experienced leaders is significant, it also presents an opportunity to thoughtfully re-examine and

Pro athletes love to bring a trophy home, and Pitt Meadows council celebrated the success of a home grown soccer talent on Tuesday night, Jan. 27. Council welcomed Jaime Perrault of the professional Vancouver Rise FC to mark a milestone for women’s sport. In November, the Rise captured the inaugural Northern Super League championship in