Maple Ridge pro cyclist Maggie Coles-Lyster is coming off a second-place finish at a race in Belgium, and is competing over the coming week in Italy. Coles-Lyster sprinted to second place at GP Mazda Schelkens, a 134 km race in Borsbeek, Belgium. It was her second podium finish of 2026. She races for the Human […]

Friday morning, dozens of parents arrived at ProducKIDvity daycare located inside The Block on Bernard Avenue to find the doors locked and RCMP inside. A letter on the door of the daycare from Colliers Commercial Real Estate Services, stating: After an extended period of accommodation with ProducKIDvity to resolve ongoing operational and tenancy matters, the

An art exhibition featuring the talents of emerging young artists in the school district is coming to The ACT Art Gallery. Next Generation: Art by SD42 Secondary Students is a biannual exhibition with more than 100 pieces submitted by the art students. The exhibition will feature a wide range of artistic mediums, including: painting, drawing,

A Heffley Creek cattle rancher is advising people to plan ahead and be prepared as dry conditions are being felt across B.C. Paul Devick is a director with the B.C. Cattlemen’s Association (BCCA) covering the Thompson region in the province’s Interior. When asked if he was aware of drought conditions in the region, he said,

Canada Post has recorded a $205-million loss before tax in the first quarter of 2026. The Crown corporation released the latest data Friday (May 29) amid its multi-year transformation – which includes a full move to community mailboxes – that is aimed at moving Canada Post away from taxpayer-funded bailouts. The latest financial news comes