The winter weather isn’t quite done yet as 30 cm of snow hit the Coquihalla Highway on Tuesday, April 15. Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning on Tuesday morning, staying the stretch of Hope to Merritt would be expecting 15-25 cm. The forecast was surpassed as 30 cm fall on Tuesday, according to Environment Canada’s […]
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It is with sadness that the family of Robert (Bob) Riddell announces the passing of a beloved husband, father, father-in-law and grandfather. Bob was born on June 8, 1949 in Eastend Saskatchewan. He was raised in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan where he excelled in all sports but especially hockey. A visit from the Notre Dame Hounds hockey
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Zahra Rasul and Josh Jankovics thought they were about to relive their worst nightmare on March 20. The couple are the parents of Xavier Rasul-Jankovics, the 12-year-old who was was struck and killed by a fast-moving car while he was rollerblading with his family on a rural road near their home in Cobble Hill on
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The Vancouver Goldeneyes ended the Seattle Torrent’s run for a spot in the playoffs Tuesday night (April 14) after defeating them 4-1. With elimination from playoff contention on the line for both teams on Tuesday night, the Goldeneyes came out of the box firing. Sarah Nurse tipped in Claire Thompson’s shot from the high slot
Local sports organizations – particularly minor sports – should get priority over out-of-town customers in booking facilities, says the Burrards president. Ridge Meadows Minor Lacrosse president Tyson Craiggs is angry that the largest minor lacrosse association in Canada has been displaced by an out-of-town organization renting rink time at Planet Ice this week. Lacrosse can’t
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