White Rock, Mission mayors face off in friendly PJHL playoff jersey wager

The gloves have dropped in a tale of two cities immersed in Pacific Junior Hockey League playoffs. With the PJHL’s White Rock Whalers and Mission City Outlaws currently battling it out in the league’s Harold Brittain Conference — and Stonehouse Cup — final, White Rock Mayor Megan Knight and Mission Mayor Paul Horn have agreed […]

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Realtor nets $20K fine for false advertising of lakefront lots north of Sicamous

A Vancouver-based realtor has been slapped with a $20,000 fine for false advertising of a six-lot development on a rural property on Shuswap Lake just north of Sicamous. Lester Twarog of RE/MAX Crest Realty signed a consent order with the BC Financial Services Authority (BCFSA) on March 13 regarding an incident in 2021. At that

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Popular Canadian burger chain announces Abbotsford location

Rosie’s Burgers has built a small kingdom out in Eastern Canada in only a few years, and now they’re trying to expand their reach to B.C., with the chain recently announcing an Abbotsford location. Located in Highstreet Shopping Centre, this new spot will bring the restaurant’s signature smashburgers and milkshakes to an area that only

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Police stop ‘zoned out’ driver in slippery, rainy conditions on Coquitlam highway

A B.C. Highway Patrol officer recently stopped a “zoned out” driver, who allegedly had her eyes closed and arms crossed while on Highway 1 in Coquitlam during rush hour. An officer pulled up beside an electric car on March 17 at about 8:30 a.m. during the morning rush hour and noticed the driver allegedly had

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