The annual Noah Trulsen Memorial Scholarship Fundraiser Night, with a game of shinny, dinner, and prizes draws and auction, is set for Nov. 8. The event raises money for two scholarships for young hockey players in memory of the young man, 22, who was killed after a fall during a recreational hockey game on Oct.
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Most of us of driving age can all fondly recall our first car. You’re probably picturing yours right now. Somewhere in a junkyard lies a barf-orange 1972 Toyota Corolla that cost me $900 of burger-flipping cash, drank more oil than it did gas and topped out at about 85 km/h going down a decent hill.
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The Vernon Amateur Athletic Association (Vernon Track and Field Club) hosted more than 300 runners from around the province for the BC Athletics Cross-Country Running Championships. The event was held under cloudy, cool conditions Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Vernon Army Camp. Runners were grouped into 12 divisions. Results included: SENIOR (Field of 34) Top
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A Pitt Meadows resident is looking for people to sponsor a needy senior this Christmas. Rachel Fisher has once again launched the Gifts for Seniors Program, which has been operating in the Lower Mainland for more than 30 years. The group has provided gifts to thousands of seniors who live in long term care who
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The championship run of the 2024-25 Abbotsford Canucks was immortalized in the heavens of the Abbotsford Centre on Friday (Oct. 24) – but the team on the ice failed to reach those heights in a 5-2 loss to the Ontario Reign. The club’s 2025-26 home opener featured the first-ever banner raising ceremony for the Canucks
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