With an emphatic 8-1 win on Friday night, the Ridge Meadows Flames advanced to the Stonehouse Cup semi-finals. The two-time Pacific Junior Hockey League champs finished off the Port Coquitlam Trailblazers Friday at Cam Neely Arena, winning their opening Junior A playoff series in five games. The next best-of-seven series starts on Tuesday night, March […]
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With an emphatic 8-1 win on Friday night, the Ridge Meadows Flames advanced to the Stonehouse Cup semi-finals. The two-time Pacific Junior Hockey League champs finished off the Port Coquitlam Trailblazers Friday at Cam Neely Arena, winning their opening Junior A playoff series in five games. The next best-of-seven series starts on Tuesday night, March
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The province that has long encouraged the world to visit “Super, Natural British Columbia” has now launched the “Look West” Tourism Sector Action Plan, with a goal of doubling visitor spending in the province to $48 billion by 2036. The Look West plan is described as a road map to elevate B.C.’s global profile to
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The province that has long encouraged the world to visit “Super, Natural British Columbia” has now launched the “Look West” Tourism Sector Action Plan, with a goal of doubling visitor spending in the province to $48 billion by 2036. The Look West plan is described as a road map to elevate B.C.’s global profile to
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Kimberley’s Kalle Eriksson and his guide Sierra Smith have won two medals at the Milano-Cortina Paralympics. This is the Paralympic debut for the duo and they started things out with a silver medal on Saturday in the men’s visually impaired downhill, hitting a time of 1.18.11 and marking the first medal for Canada at the
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