Albertans will vote this October on whether they would like to remain part of Canada. In a televised address on Thursday, Premier Danielle Smith said that while she supports Alberta remaining in Canada, Albertans have shown they want their voices to be heard on the question. “The fact is that between the “Forever Canada” petition […]
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A sea of spectators flooded downtown Kelowna on May 21 to catch a glimpse of the Memorial Cup trophy arriving in the city. The Westbank First Nation Canoe Brigade paddled the trophy across Okanagan Lake and into Kelowna’s City Park, where it was handed off to members of the Canadian Armed Forces. Once the cup
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Kids were climbing into, out of, and around the cabs of Pitt Meadows public works vehicles on Thursday, May 21, for the annual Touch-A-Truck event. Streams of children from local public schools, preschools, and those who came with their parents lined up at Spirit Square for their turn to get behind the controls of some
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It’s not too late to get tickets to Friday’s home opener for the Vancouver Bandits at Langley Events Centre, where they’re looking for a rematch against Edmonton. Bandits fell to the host Stingers last weekend, by the score of 91-78. Vancouver head coach Kyle Julius said “our defensive effort was poor everywhere,” calling that game
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An Abbotsford man has been charged with sexual offences involving two women, and police have released his photo to help identify other potential victims. Sgt. Paul Walker, media officer with the Abbotsford Police Department, said Angelo Roefaro, 53, was charged on May 12 with two counts of sexual assault, assault, administering a stupefying substance, and
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