Teenage rider of an illegal e-dirt bike has bike impounded and receives $1,300 in fines after trying to elude police. A member of the Maple Ridge RCMP Road Safety Target Team in an unmarked police vehicle attempted to stop the driver after spotting the bike doing wheelies and passing vehicles at an estimated speed of […]
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It has been a long wait for the friends and loved ones of Ian Roberts. The Delta man, 43 at the time of his death, was found deceased on April 30, 2018 in rural Pitt Meadows. This past week, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team announced a charge of first degree murder had been laid against
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Black Hills Nota Bene has been an icon on the British Columbia wine scene for more than a quarter-century. Ross Wise, MW, head winemaker at Black Hills Estate Winery, led the way until recently, when he handed over the winemaking reins to Ryan McKibbon. That has not been the only change at Black Hills. Following
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Update, 3 p.m. The Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) has expanded an evacuation order issued on behalf of the Village of Lytton in response to the Saw Creek wildfire. Three additional addressed properties within the Village of Lytton boundaries have been newly-placed on evacuation order. This order is now in place for approximately 50 addressed properties
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Dear Editor, After witnessing a stand of 39 healthy old-growth trees shamefully logged bare – despite significant opposing public feedback – to make way for an unnecessarily dense new development across from my house last summer I reviewed the updated tree bylaws and attended the information session with hopefulness. Alarmingly, the city’s new plan to
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