Santa Claus is coming to town for the annual Christmas festival and parade in Maple Ridge. The Maple Ridge Christmas Festival Society’s 22nd annual Santa Claus Parade and Christmas In the Park will begin at 4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 6, in Memorial Peace Park. The free, family event will see the park decorated with […]

A Revelstoke-based First Nation artist with an eye for landscapes has been celebrated with one of Canada’s highest literary honours for her contribution to a children’s book about Indigenous knowledge-sharing. Delreé Dumont, a member of Onion Lake Cree Nation north of Lloydminster, Sask., is the illustrator behind This Land Is a Lullaby. The book, written

A simulated helicopter crash sent thick clouds of smoke billowing over Langley Regional Airport on Monday morning, Nov. 24. Simulated helicopter crash at Langley Regional Airport pic.twitter.com/l7dPVinkXV — Langley Advance Times (@LangleyTimes) November 24, 2025 Airport manager Patrick Sihota explained the scenario to media observers who watched the disaster rehearsal unfold on the runway next

The Ridge Meadows Flames got a pair of wins over the weekend. On Friday night, Nov. 21, they hosted an emotional memorial for their late coach Martin Hak, in front of a Cam Neely Arena that was packed for the occasion. Hak, who was with the Flames for two Stonehouse Cup championship seasons as an

Hunters in B.C. and especially in the Okanagan are asked to submit deer samples after a case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) is suspected in Enderby. The provincial government reported the suspected case Monday, Nov. 24 in a deer harvested near Enderby. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has not confirmed that the sample is positive.