The Alouette River Management Society’s annual Father’s Day Fish release is moving to Allco Park this year. The event is happening on Sunday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and with parking lot closures at Maple Ridge Park, it will be moved to the park at 12355 Alouette Road, near ARMS own Rivers […]
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It is now only a matter of time before Bailey’s Law can come into effect, as Bill C-225 passed its third reading in the Senate. After receiving its three readings in the House of Commons in April, Bill C-225 – otherwise known as Bailey’s Law – was quickly passed through the Senate, receiving its third
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Pitt Meadows Airport (YPK) is under fire for its tolerance of aircraft that still use leaded fuel. A UBC professor is urging the airport to monitor lead emitted from aircraft fuels, and move to cleaner alternatives. Dr. Paul Kershaw has appeared before Pitt Meadows city council to raise his concerns. He is a Pitt Meadows
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Two years after the call for a well-being plan for children and teens, the provincial government has released an action plan. Children and Family Development Minister Jodie Wickens announced the new Child and Youth Well-Being Action Plan and Outcomes Framework during a news conference in Vancouver on Tuesday (June 16). She was joined by Attorney
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Shots fired at a Murrayville home are linked to extortion-related events in the region, according to Langley RCMP. Shots were fired in the early morning hours of June 12, in the 21500 block of 45A Avenue. Since the initial release, investigators have continued to advance the investigation and gather evidence. It has now been confirmed
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