An 81-year-old woman is dead after a fatal collision in Surrey Wednesday. Surrey Police Service is investigating the fatal crash, which occurred in the Whalley neighbourhood around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday evening (Feb. 11). A vehicle was eastbound in the 13800-block of 102 Avenue when it collided with an 81-year-old female pedestrian, SPS said in a […]
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I often get calls from dog guardians who are genuinely worried that their dog is trying to “take over” the household. They’ll describe situations in which the dog won’t let them on the bed or sofa. Almost always, the conclusion is the same: “They’re trying to be the alpha.” It’s an understandable assumption, but it’s
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For a third straight year, the City of Maple Ridge been recognized as one of B.C.’s Top Employers. The annual BC’s Top Employers competition by Mediacorp recognizes organizations that demonstrate leadership in areas such as workplace culture, benefits, skills development, communications, performance management, and community involvement. Mediacorp noted the city helps employees balance their work
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A coroner’s inquest into the deaths of a Prince Rupert family in 2023 has concluded after the jury found that homicide and suicide were the causes of death. The jury found that Christopher Duong died of self-inflicted wounds to the neck and middle of the arm, while his wife, Janet Nguyen, and their two children,
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“It’s hard.” The words echoed through the Legislature grounds as Speaker Raj Chouhan fought back tears while delivering a speech at a vigil as the country mourns the lives of those that were killed in a mass shooting in a Tumbler Ridge school on Tuesday. “Nobody ever imagined that something [this] tragic could happen in
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