A pair of Maple Ridge siblings won medals in a junior golf tournament in Pitt Meadows on Sunday, June 7. A solid field of 64 four young golfers aged 12 and under teed it up on the Golden Eagle Golf Club as the Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour (MJT), Canada’s number one-played junior golf tour, […]

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Maple Ridge city councillor Ahmed Yousef has been given a one-year driving ban and $1,200 in fines for driving while prohibited. He pleaded guilty to one charge on June 5, and the Crown dropped another, ordering a stay of proceedings. Those offences date back to January of 2025. Yousef, whose full name is Ahmed Antar

In a scathing judgment handed out by the B.C. Supreme Court on Monday, a judge found that Christy Clark’s government deliberately made the investigator involved in the infamous 2012 Health ministry firings a “scapegoat,” firing her unfairly just hours before the former premier lost power in a vote of non-confidence. Justice Lindsay LeBlanc finds the

Dan Ruimy has announced he will take a run at returning to Maple Ridge’s mayor’s office for a second term in this October’s city election. “The decisions we make today will shape Maple Ridge for decades to come,” said Ruimy in making the announcement. He brought a message about finishing the job started by the