Setup for the historic Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows Country Fest has begun. On Thursday, July 16, volunteers were setting up the Home Arts and Garden competition area for the fair, including a team of volunteers from the Matsqui First Nation. The team were part of the Matsqui First Nation Youth Summer Career Program, who have […]
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Langley topped the list for the community that loves its cats the most, based on adoptions, and the purchase of toys, treats, and other enrichment products. Ahead of PetSmart Charities of Canada National Adoption Week (July 20 to 26), PetSmart unveiled its second annual Top Cat-Loving Cities ranking. The list reveals that suburban communities and
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Bears have been stealing golf clubs recently, with two incidents happening in the past week at Pitt Meadows golf courses. In one incident over the weekend, a bear took a set of clubs off of the back of a golf cart at Golden Eagle Golf Club. The video has made the rounds on social media
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The Simpcw First Nation and the Government of B.C. have come to an agreement on their approach to assessing the proposed Yellowhead Copper mine. The Province announced the new consent agreement in a press release on July 16. It says the agreement “supports regulatory clarity” for the proposed copper mine by “providing for efficient, co-ordinated
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B.C.’s watchdog for children and youth says progress has been inconsistent two years after her office released its initial report into children who were either seriously injured or died while in care. Representative Dr. Jennifer Charlesworth provided a progress report on Thursday to the July 16, 2024 Don’t Look Away report. She said progress is
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