Registration for the 2025 Holiday Lights Tour in Pitt Meadows is now open. Homes with a Pitt Meadows address can be registered and added to the city’s online map, starting Nov. 12 and ending Dec. 19. All homes registered by Friday, Dec. 12 will be entered into a draw for a prize pack for the […]
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Active operations at Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood are over for the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and RCMP. The CFIA previously reported the cull of 314 birds and disposal of the ostrich carcasses, eggs and other material, all of which were disposed of through deep burial in an approved British Columbia landfill. The agency
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A four-year-old golden retriever mix was rescued by the BC SPCA after being found with a chain embedded in her neck on a property west of Prince George. According to a press release, on Nov. 4, an SPCA animal protection officer responded to a distressing complaint about the dog, later named Birdie, who was found
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A wrong-way highway crash that killed three people in Chilliwack will be the subject of a BC Coroners Service inquest starting on Dec. 8. The coroner’s inquest will review the circumstances that led to the deaths of Gabriel Johnson Choi, Hasan Khaled Ayyad and Allison Dawn Gilchrist, according to the Nov. 13 release. Gabe Choi,
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B.C. is investing $241 million for trades training over the next three years, Premier David Eby announced on Friday, Nov. 14. Eby linked this to the need to provide skilled workers to build major projects such as those added to the federal “nation-building” list by Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday. “It’s one thing to
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