The City of Abbotsford is planning to create the first “memorial forest” in B.C. to commemorate loved ones who have passed. A proposal comes before city council on Tuesday afternoon (Dec. 9) to designate Hughes Park at 1395 Clearbrook Rd. for the program. The park is currently the site of a baseball diamond, but a […]
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A book that aims to show both sides of the logging industry and the conflict that ensues from it has now won an award. Aaron Williams is an author and also a third-generation British Columbia logger who returned to the forests of Haida Gwaii to witness what he calls a way of life in the
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It wouldn’t be Christmas without the annual Winter Harp performance at The ACT Arts Centre in Maple Ridge. This year the show will be opening with a winter salutation written by Stz’uminus elder and artist Daniel R. Elliott of Nanaimo, which will be followed by a new rendition of the Huron Carol. Winter Harp is
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Big White Ski Resort is a popular choice for families. The resort was recently voted the winner of Best International Ski Resort for Families in the 2025 Out and About with Kids Readers’ Choice Awards. This is Big White’s first win in the category since 2024, with more than 40,000 Australian families taking part in
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Goalie John Gibson made 39 saves for his 25th career shutout, leading the visiting Detroit Red Wings to a 4-0 win over the Vancouver Canucks in NHL action Monday at Rogers Arena. James van Riemsdyk, Andrew Copp, Nate Danielson and Dylan Larkin scored for the Wings (16-11-3). Kevin Lankinen took the goaltending loss for the
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