Kimberley’s Kalle Eriksson and his guide Sierra Smith have won three medals in the Milano-Cortina Paralympics. This is the Paralympic debut for the duo, who started things out with a silver medal on Saturday in the men’s visually impaired downhill, hitting a time of 1.18.11 and marking the first medal for Canada of the event. […]

The bad luck of Friday the 13th struck a semi driver when a falling boulder caused a single-vehicle crash. At approximately 8:45 p.m. on March 13, Revelstoke RCMP and other emergency personnel responded to a report of a boulder falling onto a semi truck on Highway 1 near Three Valley Gap. “The rock struck the

Maple Ridge Craft Ladies have been hard at work and will be holding a sale. The sale will feature a selection of hand knit baby clothes, blankets, dishcloths, slippers, sweaters, and lots more. Both cash and card will be accepted. The sale will take place from 10-1 p.m. on Tuesday, March 24, at the Maple

Last week, both B.C. Premier David Eby and federal AI Minister Evan Solomon began to suggest that perhaps firms like OpenAI are subject to Canadian jurisdiction. This comes in the wake of the horrific Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. But after the incident, which killed eight other people, six of them children, it emerged that the

Another game started well and ended badly for the Vancouver Giants, who were tied 2-2 with Victoria Royals before a third-period push by the visitors ended with a 5-2 loss for the home team at Langley Events Centre Saturday. They were tied tied 1-1 after 20 minutes of play and 2-2 after 40. Victoria notched