There is no Haney Farmers Market this Saturday (April 25), but the market is looking for vendors and volunteers for the upcoming season, which begins on May 2. The market was part of Earth Day on April 28, but are taking a week off before a long season ahead. The market will run from 9 […]
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The North Shore Bike Park in Maple Ridge is hosting an official grand opening event this weekend, April 25 and 26. The celebratory opening comes after the new facility at 13065 Katonien St. has already seen six months of high-flying action, and having seen nearly 9,000 visitors. Throughout the weekend, the community is invited to
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A bus route from Langley City to the Gloucester Industrial Estates will start this September – more than a year earlier than planned, TransLink has announced. The new route, scheduled to start in late 2027, will now begin servicing the busy industrial park at 264 Street and 56 Avenue this fall, with funding from TransLink’s
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has apologized to the community of Tumbler Ridge for failing to alert the police to the online activity of the alleged shooter, Jesse Van Rootselaar, until after the killings. The apology came in the form of an April 23 letter addressed to the community and signed by Altman. “I am deeply
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A Maple Ridge family has been given the green light to challenge the exclusion of siblings amongst family members who can claim damages under the B.C. Family Compensation Act for the police shooting death of their brother in 2019. Yin Yin Din and her brother Min Aung started an Family Compensation Act (FCA) claim on
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