March 20, 1948 – March 27, 2026 Michael passed away on March 27, 2026 at Maple Ridge Seniors Village. He was born and raised on a family farm in northern Alberta. He shared a loving marriage with his wife, Annette LeBox, and took an active role as a grandfather. He earned a teaching certificate from […]
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An advocate for the Katzie Slough restoration project, who once ran for Pitt Meadows city council has died. Scott Magri, who also spent years running from demons from his past, passed away Saturday, March 28, from a heart attack in Salmon Arm, at the age of 57. According to friends, Magri, who was a Pitt
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With new rules reorganizing the regulation of health professionals in B.C. taking effect on Wednesday (April 1), the main association representing the province’s doctors is warning that the new setup disempowers providers and could prompt physicians to retire early or move away. “At a time when every province is ramping up their recruitment and retention
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A Victoria councillor is using AI technology, to call for regulation of AI technology. “Hi, I’m not Jeremy Caradonna. I’m a fabricated visual representation that looks like him and kinda sounds like him,” says a video representation of the city councillor. The artificial intelligence version aims to highlight how easy it is to have authentic-looking
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A woman who set another woman on fire near the downtown Langley bus loop last year will spend another two years behind bars. B.C. Provincial Court records show that Samantha Elizabeth Florence Hall was sentenced to 731 days in jail on March 4, in addition to time already served since her arrest. At about 6:30
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