Langley Township’s mayor and two councillors have filed a legal response to a countersuit launched by another councillor, part of a court battle over allegedly defamatory statements posted online. Mayor Eric Woodward and Councillors Rob Rindt and Tim Baillie have filed a response to the countersuit filed earlier this fall by Coun. Kim Richter and […]
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Dear Editor, Though debate continues about whether The ACT Arts Centre should be run directly by the city, one should not overlook its current visual art exhibition “Ichigo Ichie — The Fruit That Bears Secrets” (running through Dec. 13). It’s well worth a visit. Artist Cindy Mochizuki uses oral histories, multimedia, and digital animation to
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The early season misery continued on the weekend for the Abbotsford Canucks, as the club dropped two more games in California on Saturday (Nov. 15) and Sunday (Nov. 16). The road trip got off to a terrible start, with the Canucks allowing three goals on eight shots in the first period to the San Diego
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The News is putting together a list of Christmas light displays for residents to tour in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows. Anyone who has their display up and ready to go can email: colleen.flanagan@mapleridgenews.com, and include: • your name; • your address; • if there are any unique features about the display you want to
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A Winter Wonders holiday celebration will be taking place in support of programs at Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows Community Services. The festivities are open to the entire community, and will feature an artisan market, live performances, children’s entertainment, a food truck, and the Community Services’ signature event, the Shop With A Purpose Silent Auction. “Last
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