A staple landmark of Dawson City was destroyd by flames on May 17. Firefighters were called to a blaze at the historic Westminster Hotel early Sunday morning. Crews battled the fire for hours, as smoke filled the air of Dawson City and residents gathered to watch the destruction. Those sensitive to smoke were cautioned to […]

Dear Editor, On March 23, 2015, the B.C. government introduced the “Keep Right, Let Others Pass” law. This law designates the left lane of all provincial highways with a speed limit of 80km/hr and above as a passing lane. This includes the stretch of Lougheed Highway running through Pitt Meadows. This means that if you

There are more ways to recycle with Interchange Recycling. ​The environmental organization that’s dedicated to the collection and recycling of used automotive fluids is expanding their services across British Columbia with 11 new automotive container categories. ​The expanded list of recyclables includes automotive adhesives, automotive aerosols, brake fluid, conditioners, degreasers, fuel system cleaners, lubricants, automotive

An Indigenous Healing Garden at a Maple Ridge school has had a very needed face lift thanks to a dedicated teacher and a group of 15 student volunteers. Over a couple of weekends in April the group of volunteers planted shrubs, trees, and flowering plants, they installed stone a low wall, and created a space

Vancouver Bandits started strong, but Edmonton Stingers fought their way back Saturday to get a 91-78 win Saturday night at the Edmonton Expo Centre. Vancouver head coach Kyle Julius was blunt, saying “our defensive effort was poor everywhere,” and calling the game “one of our worst performances in two to three years.” Jalen House led