Maple Ridge Burrards lost for the second time this season in a 9-8 overtime stunner in Langley on Wednesday night, June 17. The Burrards went into the game as heavy favourites based on the teams’ regular season records so far in the Western Lacrosse Association. It was just the second win in eight outings for […]
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Daily FIFA World Cup match updates and news for Black Press Media publications. History was made in Vancouver on Thursday afternoon (June 18), with another huge match coming next Wednesday. Canada was relentless and dominant at BC Place Stadium in a 6-0 win over Qatar in Group B action, giving the Maple Leaf nation its
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He’s happy, curious, and a fighter. Jessie Simpson from Kamloops had his whole life change 10 years ago. A walk home from a party to celebrate high school graduation in the early hours of June 19, 2016 saw the young man attacked by Kristopher Tiechrieb after cutting through the the property owner’s backyard. Teichrieb used
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A youth soccer tournament pitting the Maple Ridge RCMP and community first responders against high school soccer teams wrapped up on Wednesday, with a win for the all involved. This was the inaugural year for the United Youth Soccer Classic tournament, the brainchild of the Maple Ridge RCMP’s Family and Youth Resource Team, to coincide
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A rodeo is coming to town – one that does not involve horses or cows. This one involves heavy machinery and it will be open to anyone who has dreamed of operating a piece of construction equipment. The IUOE Local 115 Annual Equipment Rodeo will allow for people to sit at the controls of equipment
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