A new executive director has been named for Arts On Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows. Daunia Del Ben was selected through an extensive Canada-wide search and will succeed Curtis Pendleton, who served as artistic and executive director for the past eight years. Del Ben has extensive experience in arts leadership, cultural programming, and community engagement. She has […]
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As of this month, TransLink will begin running buses to two of the most popular parks in the Lower Mainland – Campbell Valley Regional Park in Langley, and Golden Ears Provincial Park in Maple Ridge. This is long overdue, and sets out a future path towards making the Lower Mainland a better place to live
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Maple Ridge pro cyclist Maggie Coles-Lyster got on the podium at a race in Italy. Coles-Lyster, 27, got her first medal on the World Tour, as she sprinted to a second-place finish at the Giro d’Italia Women. It was the sixth stage of the event – a 160 km race from Ala to Brescella. She
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On a chilly Friday night, it all came together for Vancouver FC, who held on for a 2-1 win over Atlético Ottawa at home in The Stadium at Langley Events Centre. Going into the match, Vancouver FC head coach Martin Nash was predicting a tough game. “I think they’re a really good team, a lot
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A major conservation project on a historic Wharf Street retaining wall has uncovered long-lost artifacts from Victoria’s early commercial waterfront, while putting a famous local myth to the test. The restoration, completed by Heritage Masonry & Conservation, focused on a retaining wall connected to two of the city’s earliest commercial buildings: the Hudson’s Bay warehouse
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