Maple Ridge city council said an official goodbye to outgoing Maple Ridge RCMP officer in charge Supt. Adam Gander. The retiring Gander appeared at the council meeting on Tuesday, June 9, and was recognized for his career that started in 2001 at the Ridge Meadows detachment. “It us quite remarkable that he began his service […]
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Four days before Canada kicked off its 2022 FIFA World Cup campaign in Qatar, my Uncle Ed passed away. He only got to see Canada at the World Cup once. The difference is, he wasn’t watching from the stands or a couch, he was on the bench. Dr. Ed Johnson, known simply as ‘Uncle Ed’
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With much still left to be determined in the federal government’s newly proposed social media restrictions, experts and officials are parsing the details to figure out how the legislation might work, where the roadblocks could be, and what’s missing. B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma says the province wants more, including rules that her government had
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A Pitt Meadows mother is angry that the province won’t provide the feeding formula her severely sick daughter needs to live, even though, she said ironically, Medical Assistance in Dying has always been an option. Sandra Paulsen said her 32-year-old daughter Lauren had surgery to remove teeth and tissue, the result of living with a
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A Surrey man charged with manslaughter and 14 other charges related to a traffic crash in Newton on March 22, 2017 has lost his application to quash a 2025 assessment order from the British Columbia Review Board requiring him to submit to a 60-day in-custody assessment at the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital. Iqbal Singh Sidhu, 69,