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The 27th annual CPKC Holiday Train that pulled into Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows Friday night, had many coming from different communities to enjoy the music, see the lights, and donate to the Friends In Need Food Bank. Abbotsford resident Jacinta Jimenez, was at the Holiday train with her husband and two daughters, 3 and

A recent maternity ward diversion from Ridge Meadows Hospital is now over, allowing expectant mothers to once again deliver their babies at the local hospital. The diversion started at 8 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 18 and ended at 8 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 22, and was due to, “a temporary gap in obstetrician-gynecologist coverage” at

News the provincial government was suing a Surrey trucking company and a driver over a 2023 overpass hit in Delta was welcomed by a spokesperson for the B.C. trucking industry. While Dave Earle, president and CEO of the Langley-based B.C. Trucking Association wouldn’t comment on the specific case, he said “from a policy perspective, we’re

B.C.’s Transportation Ministry has formally apologized to the Revelstoke public for a series of blasts it detonated for avalanche training Nov. 20 in a new location, which surprised and unsettled numerous residents. Posts populated the Revelstoke Community Facebook from Big Eddy, Columbia Park and beyond on Nov. 20 inquiring about more than a dozen explosions