One person is dead following a single-vehicle collision in Abbotsford on Saturday morning (Dec. 13). Police responded to a call of a collision at 11:30 a.m. in the 28000 block of Huntingdon Road. “Emergency crews arrived to find a single vehicle that had rolled off the roadway into a water-filled ditch,” noted an Abbotsford Police […]
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The annual Firefighters For Families donation drive for Christmas charities in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows is under way on Saturday, Dec. 13. The boot drive is happening at high traffic locations across the two cities, with the promise of thousands to be donated later this week, when the CPKC Holiday Train rolls into the
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Another atmospheric river is on the way for the coastal areas of B.C. and the Fraser Valley, with rain expected to start late Saturday and continue through the week. Vancouver Island, the North Coast, and areas of the Central and South Coast are expected to receive the heaviest rainfall on late Sunday into early Tuesday,
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It might have been the first time a B.C. team participated, but that didn’t stop Victoria-based Centre for Ocean Applied Sustainable Technologies (COAST) from making waves at the global Ocean Hackathon. On Dec. 2, local ocean innovators representing B.C.’s hub for the sustainable economy took second place out of 57 teams at the Ocean Hackathon®
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John Rustad is out, and a new leader will be taking up the reins of the B.C. Conservative Party sometime in the new year. Whoever wins will have to rebuild a fractured party. But some of those fractured pieces should be left behind, to build a better opposition and a better vehicle for the province’s
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