The man who was stabbed to death in Maple Ridge last weekend has been identified as Lord Kevin Ayson Olaer. Police were called to the Port Haney Wharf on Saturday evening, May 30, for a report of a fight in progress. They arrived to find a 28-year-old who had been stabbed. Despite life-saving efforts by […]
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Four soccer players with B.C. roots are named to Canada’s 26-man roster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a five-week tournament played in Canada, Mexico and United States starting Thursday, June 11. National team head coach Jesse Marsch confirmed his player selections May 29, two weeks ahead of Canada’s first match June 12 in Toronto.
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Participants of the Pitt Meadows walk in support of Cystic Fibrosis Canada not only reached their goal of $6,000, but they surpassed it by another 51 per cent. Walkers for Make Cystic Fibrosis History on Sunday, May 31 – the national organization’s biggest fundraiser of the year – raised $9,035 as of Monday, June. 1.
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Vancouver Bandits four-game wining streak came to an end Tuesday in The Arena at TD place with a 114-105 loss to Ottawa Blackjacks. Ottawa was ahead 32-29 at the end of the first quarter and maintained their lead to beat the Bandits, the number-one seeded team in the Western Conference. It was a good outing
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