A Langley Township councillor is suing the Otter Co-op after he was allegedly injured at one of their gas stations earlier this year. Councillor Rob Rindt’s legal claim was filed in B.C. Supreme Court in Abbotsford on June 5. The Otter Co-op has not yet filed a response. According to the statement of claim filed […]

Osisko Gold and the District of Wells have signed a three-year agreement supporting community initiatives tied to the Cariboo Gold Project. According to a press release by the mining company, the agreement, effective July 21, was signed through Osisko Gold’s wholly owned subsidiary Barkerville Gold Mine Ltd. The agreement covers the 2026 to 2028 period.

A dozen evacuation orders and four evacuation alerts are in place as the Brunswick Complex fires continue to burn in the Fraser Canyon. The three wildfires have grown to over 27,000 hectares combined – the Anderson Creek blaze is listed at 4,332.9 hectares, Brunswick Creek at 6,139 hectares, and Ainslie Creek at 17,298.5 hectares. “Until

Across British Columbia, more animals than ever are being abandoned or surrendered as families struggle with rising living costs. Veterinary care, food, housing, and other expenses have become increasingly difficult for many guardians to manage. At the same time, shelters and rescue organizations are operating at or beyond capacity, leaving them with impossible decisions about

Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Country Fest turns 125 when gates open this weekend at the Albion Fairgrounds. The anniversary is reflected in this year’s theme, “Party Like it’s 1901 – 125 Years of Fair Fun”. Organizers are preparing the grounds for the more than 300 youth involved in 4-H clubs from across the province. Guests of