A man suspected of stabbing two people in Surrey was shot dead by police on Friday (May 29) near Holland Park. Surrey Police Service officers were called to a tower in the 13300-block of Old Yale Road on Friday afternoon at about 1 p.m. for a reported assault. After arriving, police located one person suffering […]
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Before his artwork hit NHL ice with the Vancouver Canucks and Calgary Flames, Travis Michael was a tile setter with an airbrush and a beer league hobby. Today, the Esquimalt born artist is the creative force behind TM Kustoms, designing some of the most recognizable goalie masks in hockey. But long before his work reached
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A Maple Ridge neighbourhood scooped up a pair of regional and provincial construction industry awards this month. The Cameron project, being developed by Paddington Properties, was a finalist in six categories at last month’s Homebuilders Association Vancouver (HAVAN) Awards. It was also up for a few Canadian Home Builders Association Georgie Awards this past weekend,
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The public can try on a Korean outfit called a hanbok and enjoy a mix of traditional Korean performances, contemporary dance, martial arts demonstrations, and live music during a two-day festival devoted to all things Korean. The Korean Society of BC, in partnership with World-OKTA Vancouver and the Korean Cultural Heritage Society, is hosting the
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Maple Ridge pro cyclist Maggie Coles-Lyster is coming off a second-place finish at a race in Belgium, and is competing over the coming week in Italy. Coles-Lyster sprinted to second place at GP Mazda Schelkens, a 134 km race in Borsbeek, Belgium. It was her second podium finish of 2026. She races for the Human
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