Environment Canada is warning of another atmospheric river bringing a prolonged period of heavy rain to Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, starting on Sunday afternoon, March 15. The rain is forecast to last until Wednesday morning, March 18, with total rainfall amounts of more than 150 mm, finally easing on Wednesday afternoon. The rain could […]
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A Maple Ridge artist is a part of a miniature Dada art exhibit currently circling the globe. Gloria Stanley, a sculptural fibre artist and basket maker based in Whonnock, is one of 42 artists from around the world in the Fake Gallery Tiny DADA Art Show and World Tour, that is currently on show in
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Bobby McMann scored twice, leading the visiting Seattle Kraken to a 5-2 win over the Vancouver Canucks in NHL action Saturday at Rogers Arena. Matty Beniers added a goal and two assists for the winners (30-26-9), who snapped a four-game losing skid. Jared McCann and Jamie Oleksiak also scored for the Kraken, with Jordan Eberle
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The Maple Ridge Rustlers U15 A1 team will have a shot at winning a provincial championship on home ice in the coming week. Starting Sunday, the Ridge Meadows Minor Hockey Association will host the BC Hockey U15 Tier 1 Championships, from March 14 to 18, at Planet Ice. The top eight teams from around the
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A Maple Ridge author is holding a book signing in Burnaby’s The City of Lougheed Shopping Centre. Leanne Van Dongen is known for her juvenile fiction and young adult horror series of books. Her first series called “Showtime” features three books: “Kate the Great,” “The Trio,” and “Stage Fright.” The books are targeted for 9-12
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