Garibaldi Secondary is gearing up to welcome the public to their fourth annual Arts Night event. Around 100 students will be participating in the evening that will feature a visual arts exhibition, delicious food prepared by the culinary arts students, and live student performances. “This is the one night of the year that the visual […]
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Maple Ridge RCMP Superintendent Adam Gander is leaving after 15 months as the officer in charge of the detachment. On Monday, April 13, he announced his retirement in an open letter to the community. “In March 2001, I graduated from the RCMP’s training facility (Depot) and started my first shift as a police officer here
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RCMP say several individuals in the Upper Fraser Valley have shown up to local detachments looking to relinquish guns under the Federal Assault‑Style Firearms Compensation Program. “While we appreciate the public’s efforts to comply with this program, we would like to remind firearm owners that arriving at a detachment with unsecured or unregistered firearms is
There has been generous support for an injured Maple Ridge lacrosse player. Hayden Yerbury is fighting through a serious head injury at BC Children’s Hospital after being struck by a ball. He is recovering after a 10-hour surgery. The Ridge Meadows Minor Lacrosse Association has so far raised some $45,000 for his family. They have
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Mission’s Abram Wiebe made his NHL debut close to home last weekend. Approximately 60 family and friends made the trip south of the border to watch Wiebe hit the ice in a Calgary Flames uniform for the first time against the Seattle Kraken on Saturday (April 11). Wiebe’s parents, Reg and Tamara, were among the
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