Every spring, just as the days start getting a little longer and a bit warmer, something else quietly begins to show up alongside the flowers—what many in animal welfare call “kitten season.” It’s the time of year when shelters and rescues start seeing a surge of newborn kittens, most of them born outdoors to feral […]
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Yuri Fulmer worded the position of the BC Conservative Party plainly. Mathematically, to win the next election, the Conservatives will have to appeal to some centrists and convince people who voted for the NDP or the Greens in 2024 to vote Tory instead, said Fulmer, a candidate in the ongoing Conservative leadership race, at an
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Donna, Artemis, and Jeziah sit in front of Pandora’s Chicken World on the 900 block. Their eyes, stern and lost in thought, stare at the sidewalk. Numbed with pain, they speak only a few words. “Raw” is among the descriptors they choose to sum up their state of mind a few days after their friend,
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A robotics team from Maple Ridge will be heading to California to compete against the best from around the world after coming second in the LEGO Robotics Challenge at Meadowridge School. The event started with 95 teams and then 32 teams advanced to the FIRST LEGO League BC/Yukon Territory Championship and Festival, hosted by Meadowridge
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Major investment continues at the Pitt Meadows Regional Airport, and a new waterfront commercial development is back on the table. Airport manager Guy Miller updated both Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows councils, with the latter presentation on March 31. A new 12-acre waterfront development is again being planned, which may include a boardwalk, specialty retail
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