Manuel arrived at Willoughby stadium wrapped in the Mexican flag, wearing it like a cape. Originally from Tabasco, Mexico, the Vancouver resident made the trip to Langley Wednesday night to cheer on Cruz Azul, who were being hosted by Vancouver FC as part of the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup. “I like my team, I like […]
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Five different players scored single goals, helping the Vegas Golden Knights to a 5-2 win over the visiting Vancouver Canucks in NHL action Wednesday at T-Mobile Arena. Jack Eichel, Cole Reinhardt, Ivan Barbashev, Pavel Dorofeyev and Alexander Holtz scored for the Knights (26-16-14), with Akira Schmid making 21 saves for the win in goal. Defenceman
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A new career growth and leadership forum titled “Women Leading the Way” is coming to Chances Maple Ridge. The free event by WorkBC Maple Ridge will happen on Feb. 11 from 2:30 to 5 p.m., and is aimed at women job seekers, those changing careers, early‑career professionals, and employees looking to grow or advance. Women
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Children and adults with autism and diverse developmental needs will have a chance to enjoy an afternoon of art with a new touch-based interactive installations. Artist Katherine Duclos is inviting visitors to her solo exhibition called “Reappraisal”, as part of a free sensory-inclusive day, at the ACT Art Gallery, in which many of the artworks
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The Okanagan Humane Society (OHS) is struggling to find specialized fosters for some of its rescues. Cali the pitbull is one example. She was found tied to a park bench, abandoned, and shows signs of being abused by a male. After boarding for four weeks at Bark n’ Fly, a dog boarding and daycare facility
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