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The Chilliwack Crusaders women’s team is heading to playoff finals after winning their semi-final game on home turf Saturday. The Crusaders beat the Ridge Meadows Bruins 38-10 on May 2 at Sardis Secondary School. Chilliwack was at the top of their division heading into playoffs. They move on to play Kelowna Crows (ranked second) who […]

Winners of the Citizen of the Year were announced by the Maple Ridge Community Foundation. The foundation’s annual gala took place Saturday, April 25, at Meadow Gardens Golf Club, which also celebrated the foundation’s 50th anniversary with a “50 Golden Groove” theme. This year the Youth Achievement Award went to Brooklyn Nicholson; the Teesha Sharma

Health officials in Vancouver are encouraging runners participating in the BMO Vancouver Marathon on Sunday, May 3, to adjust their goals due to an “unseasonably warm forecast.” “Although it’s not expected to reach the threshold for a heat warning in the BC Heat Alert Response System, marathon participants may not be acclimatized to running in

A Vancouver Island man, previously found guilty of co-ordinating an illegal fishing operation and repeated fisheries act violations, has been handed more jail time, but won’t spend more time behind bars. Last July, Scott Stanley Matthew Steer, now 49 and from Gabriola Island, was sentenced to six years in prison and fined $1.1 million in

Health Canada approved two generic versions of the brand-name drug Ozempic this week, and Canada is the first among the G7 countries to do so. The patent for Ozempic by Novo Nordisk expired in Canada in early January, which opened the door for generic versions of the drug. There are currently seven other submissions for