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Maple Ridge Community Foundation offers big cheques

The Maple Ridge Community Foundation has started 2026 by handing out some big checks. The local charity first offered $10,000 to the Ridge Meadows Hospital Foundation, which has been raising funds to purchase new equipment and other improvements for the hospital since 1984. Janine Davies, executive director of the hospital foundation, said the funds will […]

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Canucks see winless skid reach 8 games, fall 2-1 to Ottawa Senators

The struggles continue for the Vancouver Canucks. Vancouver’s winless skid reached eight games on Tuesday night, as they fell 2-1 to the host Ottawa Senators in NHL action at the Canadian Tire Centre in Kanata, Ont. Artem Zub and Jordan Spence scored for the Senators (21-19-5), with Leevi Merilainen earning the win in goal, making

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Maple Ridge firefighters rescue household, woman in wheelchair, from flood

Four people, including one in a wheelchair, had to be rescued from a flooded house surrounded by rushing water on Monday morning, Jan. 12. The property near the junction of 224 Street and 132 Avenue flooded rapidly in the latest atmospheric river to drench the Lower Mainland. Melanie Brooks had moved into the property as

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B.C. poverty ministry ‘decades’ away from 10-minute response standard: ombudsperson

B.C.’s ombudsperson says it will take “decades” before the Social Development and Poverty Reduction Ministry reaches its own service standards for call wait times. Ombudsperson Jay Chalke’s office released the update report Tuesday (Jan. 13), eight years after his office identified core problems when it came to the ministry’s response time to calls for income

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