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Another pedestrian was struck on the Lougheed Highway in Maple Ridge on Monday morning, June 1. At approximately 9:30 a.m., Maple Ridge RCMP responded to a report of a pedestrian motor vehicle collision at the intersection of Lougheed Highway and Laity Street. Officers on scene learned that a pickup truck travelling eastbound on Lougheed struck […]

A new navigation app for Canada’s backcountry community found early success in its first winter thanks to expertise from a veteran Revelstoke guide and other B.C. ski tourers. Granite, a route-finding application launched late last year, is filling a crevasse in online navigation tools for navigating the province’s mountains. It uses 3D satellite imagery, elevation

The provincial government has released a 37-point action plan to address racism in the public service and it includes a two-year timeline. Attorney General Niki Sharma released the Anti-Racism Action Plan during a press conference in Surrey Monday (June 1). She was joined by Amna Shah, parliamentary secretary of anti-racism initiatives, and Hasan Alam, the

The Maple Ridge Burrards are on top of the Western Lacrosse Association standings with a 4-0 start to the season. The Burrards were in Nanaimo on Saturday, May 30, and they beat the Timbermen 13-8. The next night Ridge hosted the Coquitlam Adanacs – the top team during the regular season in 2025 – and

Accused murderer Ekene Anigbo sat in prison sweats with more than a dozen evidence books stacked on the table in front of him in a Kelowna court room as Crown lawyers began their closing submissions in his trial on June 1. Anigbo’s defence team has claimed no case in the trial and is relying on