Ridge Meadows RCMP are asking the public to help them help those in need this holiday season by cramming their cruiser for the local food bank. On Saturday, Nov. 29, they will be holding a Cram The Cruiser event outside the Real Canadian Superstore at Meadowtown Centre. Officers will be collecting non-perishable food and monetary […]
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Seniors in the community are invited to a special Christmas tea with the Silvertones Choir at the Maple Ridge Public Library. The event, called “Seniors Christmas Afternoon with the Silvertones Choir”, is hugely popular and in years past has seen about 150 people pack the library. Silvertones Choir, is a choir of senior singers sponsored
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Vancouver Giants road woes continued Wednesday night in Wenatchee, Wash. thanks to a 5-2 loss against the Wild. This defeat leaves them second from the bottom in the western conference standings for the WHL, Wild being the only one out of 12 teams with a lower score. During the mid-week away game, Vancouver scored the
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A dog found abandoned in a trash bag at the Lone Butte transfer station has sparked outrage in the South Cariboo. On Thursday, Nov. 27, around 9:15 a.m. Horse Lake resident Cory Forsyth was dropping off his trash and recyclables when he heard what sounded like a squeak coming from the trash pit. Thinking it
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Researchers at UFV and SFU are teaming up to try and revolutionize the way that scientists and health-care professionals tackle the problem of superbugs. These superbugs are strains of bacteria or other microbes that have become resistant to most medicines, making them incredibly hard to treat. A recent study published in The Lancet revealed that
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