A Maple Ridge pharmacist has been suspended for three years and fined $30,000 over his handling of controlled drugs. The College of Pharmacists of BC conducted an inspection at Lougheed Pharmacy, which was managed by Sahil Sharma, almost two years ago, in May 2024. An investigation by the college followed. A college inquiry committee and […]
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The most interesting sounds at the Greater Vancouver Zoo don’t always come from the lions. Inside a series of low, water-filled tanks tucked behind the public exhibits, a quieter effort is underway, one that has taken decades to refine and is now producing thousands of endangered amphibians each year. If you listen close enough, you
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The Ridge Meadows Rustlers U15 A1 squad won silver as hosts of the Tier 1 provincial championship hockey tournament this week. On Wednesday night, March 18, the Rustlers lost a close 2-1 contest to the North Shore Winter Club in the gold medal match. Caiden Smillie scored for the Rustlers in the final, assisted by
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Princeton’s mill celebrated not just new owners but a new name as well with the handover of forestry tenures from Weyerhaeuser to West Kelowna-based Gorman Bros on March 19. The provincial government’s approval of tenure transfer was the last step in a process that began with Gorman’s purchase of the mill and tenures in 2025,
Canada is launching two multimillion-dollar procurement projects to strengthen the Canadian Armed Forces. Secretary of State and Kelowna MP Stephen Fuhr made the announcements at separate events on Wednesday and Thursday, March 18 and 19, outlining plans to support the country’s space surveillance and bring modern equipment to the military. The investments, which combined total
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