The first set of auxiliary officers in British Columbia has graduated in Kelowna. After months of training, a group of 14 RCMP auxiliary volunteers graduated from their Tier 1 training on Tuesday night, Mar. 10. This means the group is set to start volunteering later this month. According to the Kelowna RCMP, “Tier 1 Auxiliary […]

A Maple Ridge songsmith has added to his collection of “songumentaries’ telling the history of B.C., with a song about a New York pirate captured in Whonnock. Bruce Coughlan’s latest song “The Pirate Bold Kirkconnell” tells the story of Colonel Edward Shannon Kirkconnell, who was a farmer in Whonnock when he was eventually captured by

Vancouver Goldeneye’s forward Hannah Miller tied the game late in the third period, sending it to overtime, but less than a minute into extra time, Boston Fleet’s Shay Maloney scored, defeating Vancouver 2-1. The Goldeneyes hosted the Fleet at the Pacific Coliseum Tuesday night (March 10) in front of a crowd of 9,731. Vancouver’s goaltender

Environment Canada is cautioning that there is still the potential for snow throughout the Lower Mainland. A special weather statement from the federal agency notes snow is possible throughout the day Wednesday (March 11) as well as Wednesday evening, mainly over higher terrain and inland areas, due to a Pacific storm that will make landfall

A Maple Ridge teen has been invited to sing three songs at an upcoming Vancouver Canucks game. Gigi Wall, a Grade 9 student at Thomas Haney Secondary, will be singing in front of almost 20,000 people at the Thursday, March 19, game at Rogers Arena. “I’m really excited because this is going to be one