Dear Editor, I recently attended a town hall meeting regarding pressure being put on our/my government to eliminate the principle of ‘ Common Property Resource’ from its Salmon Allocation Policy. Who would make such a request? If this move is successful, it would be devastating to the sports fishing industry and society in general. It […]

Seattle Thunderbirds goaltender Marek Sklenicka has a very good night, which meant a bad night for Vancouver Giants, who fired 39 shots on on Friday night, but only beat Sklenicka once in a 4-1 loss at Langley Events Centre. Giants earned a 1-0 and 12-4 edge in shots on goal after one period. Seattle responded

Vancouver Goldeneyes players are speaking up in support of their American counterparts after U.S. President Donald Trump’s “distasteful” comments about women’s hockey. The Goldeneyes had a media availability Friday (Feb. 27) with their Olympic players – and questions inevitably turned to Trump’s now-infamous call with the U.S. men’s hockey team after their gold-medal win. Shortly

The week of Feb. 22 to 28 is Freedom to Read Week in Canada. This week, created in 1984, is a time to encourage Canadians to think about the intellectual freedom we enjoy in this country, and to consider what that freedom means. While there is the freedom to read in Canada, numerous efforts have

The fourth annual Future of Work event by Pitt Meadows Plumbing & Mechanical Systems returns in April, and an early bird ticket deadline is coming in March. As construction teams across B.C. face increasing delivery complexity, tighter labour conditions, and rising expectations around productivity and performance, Future of Work 2026 returns with a program designed