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Local authors will be reading from their books at a Maple Ridge coffee and tea shop. Jack Emberly, Stephen Garrett, Ashley McLean, Kimiye Kawashima Triggs, will be featured at the next Local Author event at Bean Around Books and Tea. The event will be taking place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan.
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A Grand Forks man has lost his appeal of a trafficking conviction over a claim his Charter rights were violated by an unreasonable detention when he was forced to wait almost two hours for a drug sniffing dog to arrive at the scene of the incident. Jessie Adam Makortoff had initially filed the Charter of
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A new online exhibit is celebrating more than a century of Japanese-Canadian history in Revelstoke. Supported by funding from the Japanese Canadian Legacies Society, Revelstoke Museum and Archives has added a page on its website dedicated to the stories of dozens of labourers and families with Japanese background who called the city home in the
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School board trustees are frustrated about the inequitable funding they say they receive from the province for vulnerable students. Most notably trustee Mike Murray, who has been fighting for several years to increase the level of funding the district receives from CommunityLINK, (Learning Includes Nutrition and Knowledge), a provincial fund designed to support the academic