A Maple Ridge resident who was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy at the age of five, is hoping the community joins him walking or rolling, to raise money in the hopes of finding a cure. Stephen Rysen, who lives with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, started the annual Walk/Roll for Muscular Dystrophy Canada in 2024. The first event […]
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Daily FIFA World Cup soccer match updates and news for Black Press Media publications. Canada was eliminated from the World Cup Saturday (July 4) after losing 3-0 to Morocco. Canada’s Alistair Johnston, Stephen Eustáquio and Richie Laryea spoke to the media after the match. Johnston said he hoped that Canadians could be proud of the
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The Alouette River Management Society has a new commemorative bench that recognizes six of the conservation group’s long serving leaders. ARMS unveiled the hand-crafted red cedar bench that was created by the Alouette Men’s Shed. It has been installed as a place for reflection and appreciation, and the bench honours long-standing board members who have
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There is free live music every Tuesday night in downtown Maple Ridge through July. Twilight Tuesdays – Pops in the Park, featuring the Maple Ridge Concert Band, will happen from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Memorial Peace Park (11930 224 St.). The band, led by conductor Dr. John Van Deursen, performs a lively mix of
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The losing skid is over. James Butler rushed for 135 yards and two touchdowns, leading the B.C. Lions to a 36-24 win over the Edmonton Elks in CFL action Saturday at the Apple Bowl in Kelowna. It was the first win of the season for the Lions (1-3), who have played their last two ‘home’
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