The charge of aggravated assault against the projected no. 1 pick in this summer’s National Hockey League entry draft has been withdrawn. In a press release from the district attorney’s office in Center County, Pennsylvania released on Friday, Feb. 6, it stated that after a review of video surveillance from the incident, it has been […]
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When police raided an Abbotsford home in search of evidence linked to 3D gun printing and drug trafficking, they walked into a cloud of noxious of gas. Several details of the raid that would lead to the guilty plea and eight-year prison sentence for Tyson Santolla, 36, were revealed in a judge’s sentencing ruling published
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Under the current council, Pitt Meadows city hall has paid more attention to agriculture, which is still one of the greatest contributors to the city economy. The politicos are doing what they can to support farmers. In 2024 the city won an award for its Agriculture Viability Study from the Planning Institute of BC, for
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A forum on scam awareness and artificial intelligence is being hosted this month by Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge MP Marc Dalton and the Ridge Meadows RCMP. The event is coming up on Feb. 28, from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Maple Ridge Seniors Centre, and is a free session. Dalton told The News he
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Wildfires can strike any community throughout the warmer months, even in places that might not experience wildfire season too often. To get ahead of wildfire protection before it happens, a Kelowna-based wildlife protection company is expanding to help Canadians on the Atlantic coast. WASP Wildfire is expanding as it announced the launch of WASP Wildfire
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