The Maple Ridge Burrards dropped to second place in the Western Lacrosse Association, after an 11-9 loss to the Victoria Shamrocks on Sunday, June 21. At the midpoint of the 18-game season, the Burrards have six wins and three losses, while the Shamrocks are alone in first at 8-1. The contest was tied 3-3 after […]
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Is Michael Dyck returning to the Vancouver Giants? There are unconfirmed reports speculating the Langley-based team is about to announce Dyck will be coming back in a dual capacity as their general manager and head coach. Langley Advance Times has reached out to the Giants for comment. Dyck was Giants head coach for five seasons
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Pitt Meadows Canada Day celebrations will have plenty of activities for children and parents alike. The Pitt Meadows Museum will be hosting a Canadian maple leaf craft where children will colour a wooden maple leaf, attached to a string like a necklace, and put beads on it. “We always try to pick something Canadian-themed; hence
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Beavers Nelson and Tina from the Interior Wildlife Rehabilitation Society are helping shape the future of relocation for the species. The pair first came to the rehabilitation centre in the summer of 2024. “Tina was still at nursing age; they were both far too young to be wandering alone outside of their respective lodges,” reads
Elsie Hellstrom thought she would die “freezing in a fire”. For two hours on March 9, the 105-year-old resident of Chartwell Carrington House in Mission was left behind in the second floor stairwell while the seniors complex was engulfed in flames around her. Firefighters managed to rescue Hellstrom from the burning building, but she died
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