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B.C.’s 1st baby of 2026 born in Kelowna

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Kelowna has welcomed B.C.’s first baby of 2026. The baby, whose name and gender has not yet been revealed, was born at Kelowna General Hospital at 12:18 a.m., weighing six pounds and eight ounces, according to a post to X from the B.C. government. The Health Ministry said in a previous media advisory that the […]

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NEWSMAKER OF THE YEAR: City takes over operation of The ACT Arts Centre

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A tough negotiation with the city arts council resulted in the City of Maple Ridge taking over operation of its community theatre for the first time since its inception almost a quarter century ago. Mayor Dan Ruimy made the announcement on Sept. 8, which drew the ire of many in the arts community. The ACT

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BC Hydro survey looks to the zodiac for signs of 2026 energy habits

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A new survey conducted on behalf of BC Hydro shows 83 per cent of British Columbians plan to make a New Year’s resolution. Some of those respondents – about one-in-five – believe their zodiac signs could influence those plans, including how they will manage energy use in the new year, BC Hydro said Wednesday (Dec.

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QUIZ: Reviewing the news of 2025

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A lot happened in Canada over the past year. In addition to a federal election, sports events, entertainment and business news, there were also some events in Canada that drew international attention in 2025. How much do you know about the news over the past 12 months? Put your knowledge to the test with these

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Maple Ridge group to hold inaugural New Year’s Day Polar Bear Swim

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The first annual Maple Ridge Cold Plunge Polar Bear Swim will be taking place at Hayward Lake. Maple Ridge Cold Plunge is a group of hardcore enthusiasts who started getting together at the beginning of 2025 and jumping into the cold waters of the Alouette River at Davidson’s Pool. The group was started by local

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