Dust off your mad caps or make your own at the ninth annual Mad Hatters Parade and Tea Party in support of mental health. Organizer Catherine Larnon-Trout, also known as the Mad Hatter Lady, is hoping sunshine will prevail over this year’s free community event. Tea served in china cups and scones, donated by Hansel […]
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Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new national energy strategy on May 14, and there’s a lot of good ideas in there. Unfortunately, there are also some backward-looking notions that should be abandoned. The good includes building infrastructure for generation, distribution, and storage of more power, connecting the nation’s fragmented regional and provincial grids, training
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Maple Ridge Fire & Rescue crews are dealing with a wildfire located at the top of the Rock Ridge area, along the interface with the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest. Crews were dispatched on Friday night (May 22) at approximately 7 p.m., and report the fire is not escalating as of Saturday morning. The fire is
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Overtime was once again the Achilles’ heel for the Nanaimo Clippers as their season ended with a 4-3 overtime loss in Game 5 of the B.C. Hockey League championship series. Down 3-1 in the best-of-seven Rogers BCHL Cup final, the Clippers were at Centennial Regional Arena in Brooks, Alta. Friday, May 22 for the fifth
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The Ridge Meadows’ Hospice Society’s poignant fundraiser Hike for Hospice is coming up this Sunday, May 24 at Allco Park in Maple Ridge. The hospice invites residents to have a picnic in the park, and take part in a 1.3 km memorial walk to honour loved ones. There is music, a ceremonial flower petal release
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