The president of Selkirk College says that even if the programs at Kootenay Studio Arts were fully subscribed or based in a different building, the college would still not be able to afford to run them. The college announced on Oct. 17 that it would shut down its arts campus in Nelson at the end […]
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The City’s Free Weekend Parking program at the Maple Ridge Business Centre (MRBC) underground parkade will end with this month. Regular weekend parking rates will resume starting Saturday, Nov. 1, with the continuation of one-hour of free parking when drivers register their vehicle. Free one-hour parking is still available every day, including weekends, but all
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On a mission to conquer health trauma, one man has picked up where Terry Fox left off and is running across the country. The Fellow in Yellow, Trevor Redmond, is the cross-Canada runner. After nearly losing his leg in an accident at the age of 15 and now 54 he has traveled more than 35,600
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The Los Angeles Dodgers made the most of some overtime work on Monday night. Freddie Freeman homered off reliever Brendon Little in the bottom of the 18th inning, lifting the Dodgers to a thrilling 6-5 win over the visiting Toronto Blue Jays in Game 3 of the 2025 World Series at Dodger Stadium in L.A.
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The Ridge Meadows Association for Community Living is hosting its third annual Winter Market, coming up on Saturday, Nov. 8. The inclusive market that offers unique handcrafted items for the whole family. The items for sale are created and crafted by people with diverse abilities associated and supported by RMACL, a local non-profit agency. Visitors
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