A family-run Maple Ridge woodworking company, that helped craft a new luxury home against the rock cliffs overlooking Belcarra Bay, is up for some high accolades within the homebuilding industry. Steve Glegg and his high-end architectural millwork team at Stirling Woodworks Ltd. are finalists, up for a handful of different awards in the upcoming Homebuilders […]
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Katzie First Nation welcomed their new chief and council at an inauguration ceremony Wednesday evening. Incumbent Chief Grace George, who ran unopposed for her fifth term in office, stood with returning councillors Rick Bailey, David Kenworthy, and newly elected Darcy Erickson, in a row beside the evening’s host Len Pierre as he commenced formalities in
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The Vancouver Canucks ran into an old friend Thursday night – and his new team came out on top. On Dec. 12, the Canucks traded captain Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild for centre Marco Rossi, defenceman Zeev Buium, left winger Liam Ohgren and a 2026 first-round draft pick. Thursday was the first time the
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A class action lawsuit has been certified by the Supreme Court of B.C. against the province for allegedly turning a blind eye to the actions of a former corrections officer who is accused of sexually assaulting inmates at four prisons, two in Maple Ridge. Accusations of sexual assault by former prison guard Roderic David MacDougall
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A beaver, possibly mauled by dogs, is now in the care of Northern Lights Wildlife Society in Smithers after it was discovered severely injured at Scout Island in Williams Lake. Scout Island Nature Centre manager Lara Roorda rushed to the area around noon on Sunday, March 29, after a friend called to report seeing the
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