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B.C. family shares journey through younger-onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis

Everything changed when a familiar route home became unfamiliar. For years, Mark Breslaw drove the same route home from work. Then, one afternoon in November 2023, something happened that he couldn’t explain. Sitting at a familiar four-way stop on his drive home, Breslaw suddenly didn’t know where he was. “It was my turn to go

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Canada Day festivities set to take over Spirit Square in Pitt Meadows

A watermelon eating contest, dog show, lots of live entertainment, will be taking place in Pitt Meadows Spirit Square to celebrate Canada’s birthday. The free family event will be running from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., starting with a pancake breakfast courtesy of the Pitt Meadows Lions Club. Breakfast runs until 10:30 a.m. and is

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WORLD CUP DAILY, June 29: Canada’s Round of 16 opponent will be known after 3rd match today

Daily FIFA World Cup soccer match updates and news for Black Press Media publications. Canada’s historic 1-0 win over South Africa sets up a Round of 16 clash with either Netherlands or Morocco next Saturday morning (July 4) in Houston, 10 a.m. start Pacific time. The match winner in Monterrey tonight (6 p.m. start) will

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Canada Day won’t include fireworks to reduce wildfire risk

With Canada Day approaching and strict fire bans in effect, the City of Maple Ridge is reminding residents that fireworks and firecrackers are prohibited, and encouraging everyone to do their part to reduce wildfire risk. Residents are encouraged to take part in the city’s expanded Canada Day activities, which includes enhanced live entertainment and family-friendly

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