It’s safe to say that Lytton is a community full of brave people. Almost five years to the day since the start of the Lytton Creek wildfire, which killed two people and brought almost the whole town to ruin in 2021, the people of Lytton once again had to face a forest-fuelled fire encroaching on […]

A First World War era Sopwith was one of the many airplanes on display for Airport Day at Pitt Meadows Regional Airport on Saturday, June 20. Pilot Al French was showing the plane off – a plane, he said, he sometimes flies, along with several other museum airplanes. He enjoys the Sopwith because it is

JJ Louis was feeling overwhelmed with happiness as he took the stage with five generations of his family to share the culture of the Sts’ailes people at the National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration in Maple Ridge. Hundreds of people attended the event throughout the day in Memorial Peace Park on Saturday, June 20, which included

Teenage rider of an illegal e-dirt bike has bike impounded and receives $1,300 in fines after trying to elude police. A member of the Maple Ridge RCMP Road Safety Target Team in an unmarked police vehicle attempted to stop the driver after spotting the bike doing wheelies and passing vehicles at an estimated speed of

It has been a long wait for the friends and loved ones of Ian Roberts. The Delta man, 43 at the time of his death, was found deceased on April 30, 2018 in rural Pitt Meadows. This past week, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team announced a charge of first degree murder had been laid against