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New data from a first-of-its-kind nationwide maternity study led by University of British Columbia researchers has found that three-quarters of Indigenous women surveyed report some form of mistreatment or disrespect from care providers during pregnancy and childbirth. UBC Prof. Saraswathi Vedam said the study is “not just about being nice to people” — mistreatment leads […]

Gun and drug charges have been laid related to a police search in Surrey last September by the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia. During the search police seized 3D printed Glock firearm parts including receivers, grips, gun magazines, rail kits, ammunition, gun barrels, a GPS tracker, a loaded 3D printed firearm, and

Dear Editor, June 27 was a beautiful day indeed! Maple Ridge Multiculturalism Day was a celebration of the people and cultures of our community. What a well-organized and vibrant event for our city! A highlight of the event… the Palestinian Pavillion and Dakba dance performance finishing off the event. Under the banners of our city

Last Saturday was a very special day for soccer in the Fraser Valley, as we packed the Stadium at Langley Events Centre for Canada’s World Cup Round of 16 match on the big screen. That came just a few hours before Vancouver FC won our third home game in a row and moved into playoff