The Abbotsford Canucks shut the frustrating chapter of November with an unfamiliar feeling for this season – victory. The Canucks offence exploded with a 5-2 win over the Tucson Roadrunners on Saturday (Nov. 29) to close the month on a positive note. Abbotsford won just two of 12 games in November and Saturday marked just […]
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There will be a full road closure on 224th Street coming up this Monday, Dec. 1, at 132 Avenue. The City of Maple Ridge sewer department will be conducting dredging operations on the North Alouette River, at the bridge at 224th Street. The work is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. and run until 2
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Some of the many alumni from the Maple Ridge Ramblers wrestling program helped out with a tourney on Thursday, Nov. 27, as the team hosted its annual Icebreaker Tournament. The wrestlers who came back to referee events were Ivy Threatful (Hometown Hero selection and an SFU wrestler), Sophia Stark (last year’s captain), Madisyn Grof (Grand
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It’s the elderly women caught up in the war in Ukraine that really get to Darrell McKay. “These people should be relaxing in their senior years and not worrying about missiles coming in or, you know, no heat, no hydro, no water,” McKay says. “These people shouldn’t be going through that, but every war does
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The New York Sirens defeated the Vancouver Goldeneyes 5-1 Saturday (Nov. 29) during its home opener at Prudential Center in New Jersey. The Sirens’ rookie defender opened the scoring during the first five minutes of the game, making it 1-0 for the Sirens. Sirens, Sarah Fillier increased their lead with a goal in the last
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