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The City of Langley has responded to a legal action launched by one of its own councillors, over a Code of Conduct investigation. Councillor Delaney Mack was found to have violated the council’s code of conduct. On May 6, she petitioned the court, asking a judge to overturn that internal City ruling, and to find […]

From Iceland to Prague and now to Maple Ridge, burlesque performer Jezebel Express will be coming to town with Bells and Whistles Burlesque. Jezebel has travelled the world performing burlesque, and the Newfoundlander is currently an instructor of the art form at the New York School of Burlesque. The internationally sought after headliner is known

The Maple Ridge Burrards have stretched their season opening winning streak to five games, after a 9-7 victory over the Nanaimo Timbermen on Sunday night (June 7) at Cam Neely Arena. They are on top of the standings in the Western Lacrosse Association as the only unbeaten team. The Burrards were staring at their first

Revelstoke electrical workers are among the nearly 300 railroaders striking as negotiations with their company around higher wages continue. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Canadian Signals and Communications Systems Council No. 11 issued Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) a 72-hour strike notice on May 27 after failing to reach a settlement, starting picketing

Dozens of muscular B.C. residents gathered to not only break a sweat but also records at the Fraser Valley’s Strongest regional competition in Abbotsford on Saturday (June 6). Among the various feats of strength that competitors endured was the pulling of a 27,000-lb truck, which organizer Frank Lalonde said both the men and women did