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‘Isn’t just my job, it’s my calling’: Kelowna RCMP welcome 1st auxiliary grads in B.C.

The first set of auxiliary officers in British Columbia has graduated in Kelowna. After months of training, a group of 14 RCMP auxiliary volunteers graduated from their Tier 1 training on Tuesday night, Mar. 10. This means the group is set to start volunteering later this month. According to the Kelowna RCMP, “Tier 1 Auxiliary

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Maple Ridge musician tells tale of Whonnock pirate in latest release

A Maple Ridge songsmith has added to his collection of “songumentaries’ telling the history of B.C., with a song about a New York pirate captured in Whonnock. Bruce Coughlan’s latest song “The Pirate Bold Kirkconnell” tells the story of Colonel Edward Shannon Kirkconnell, who was a farmer in Whonnock when he was eventually captured by

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Vancouver Goldeneyes fight back, but Boston Fleet win in OT

Vancouver Goldeneye’s forward Hannah Miller tied the game late in the third period, sending it to overtime, but less than a minute into extra time, Boston Fleet’s Shay Maloney scored, defeating Vancouver 2-1. The Goldeneyes hosted the Fleet at the Pacific Coliseum Tuesday night (March 10) in front of a crowd of 9,731. Vancouver’s goaltender

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