Shots were fired at an Abbotsford business early Wednesday morning (Nov. 12), but nobody was injured. The Abbotsford Police Department reported Wednesday afternoon that they were notified at 6:40 a.m. about bullet holes in the front window of a business in an industrial complex in the 31000 block of King Road. The business was closed […]
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The Abbotsford Centre is no more, as the City of Abbotsford, Canucks Sports and Entertainment (CSE) and Rogers Communications announced on Thursday (Nov. 13) that the venue has been renamed the Rogers Forum. The AC had operated without a naming rights sponsor since its opening in 2009 and CSE have managed the building since the
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Prime Minister Mark Carney used the BC Hydro Skeena Substation near Terrace, B.C., this morning as a backdrop to announce six new projects slated for fast-tracking by the new federal Major Project Office. Two of those projects, the Ksi Lisims natural gas liquefaction facility, and the BC Hydro North Coast Transmission Line are in northern
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A Pitt Meadows teen golf standout is in the midst of some huge tournaments. Jaden August just finished playing in the Maple Leaf Junior National Championships in Florida, and next up is a heavily scouted showcase event for young golfers, like him, with dreams of competing in the NCAA. August finished second at the Orange
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Dear Editor, Who is Trump hurting? Given the terrible situation going on down south with the current Trump administration, who is it that is going to suffer the most in this war on trade with Canada. Well, as usual it’s the poor and working classes who will bear the brunt of these vicious trade tariffs
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