Just a few days ahead of Kelowna Hoopfest, the Vancouver Bandits added some local talent for the rest of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) season. On Thursday, May 28, the team announced the signing of 6’10” forward Grant Shephard for the rest of the year. He’s joining the team for the fourth time. The […]
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For the B.C. Lions, wildfire safety and preparedness is a team effort. The CFL club has announced a new partnership to help champion B.C.’s FireSmart program, amplifying wildfire prevention and preparedness messaging across the province. The Lions have teamed up with Port Alberni-based aerial firefighting company Coulson Aviation for the campaign, while FireSmart has invested
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It seems elite Maple Ridge lacrosse talent is everywhere, including on the NCAA champion Princeton Tigers. Ridge Meadows Burrards alumni Aidan McDonald won the NCAA national championship with Princeton on Monday, May 25, as they beat the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 16-9 in the final game. That was the 12th straight win for the Tigers,
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The Conservative Party of B.C. is gathering in Vancouver this evening to choose a new leader. Events are scheduled to begin at 4:30, with vote-counting getting underway shortly after 6 p.m. Black Press Media will be on site alongside candidates, supporters and party staff to provide coverage throughout the evening. Events are set to begin
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Canadians subscribe to major streaming services by the millions, and we contribute to a lot of the content on those services. How many times have you been watching the latest movie or TV show and noticed it was filmed in a very familiar location? Fort Langley or Steveston’s storefronts pop up repeatedly, as do the
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