The Ridge Meadows Flames are back on a roll, as they ran their winning streak to five games with wins over the Burnaby Steelers (6-2) and Coastal Tsunami (4-2). The Gibsons squad was at Cam Neely Arena in Maple Ridge on Friday night, Jan. 16, and the Flames jumped on them for three goals early […]
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A third- and a fifth-place showing in her two events before Canada’s Olympic freestyle skiing slopestyle squad is named this week. Will it be enough for Vernon’s Elena Gaskell? The lone Canadian in the field for the final 10 was fifth at a World Cup stop in Laax, Switzerland. Her two runs resulted in a
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Candidates to become the next B.C. Conservative Party leader will be required to pay $115,000 in fees spread over the next four months, according to campaign rules unveiled on Friday, Jan. 16. The winner will be announced at a convention on May 30. They will also be required to pay a $20,000 deposit against any
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Fans of iconic B.C. artist Emily Carr will want to visit Vancouver Art Gallery to see a major new exhibition of her work from Feb. 6 to Nov. 6. That Green Ideal: Emily Carr and the Idea of Nature is advertised as the gallery’s largest exhibition dedicated to the painter in more than 20 years.
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