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With hot dry summer forecast, city of Maple Ridge promotes fire awareness

Experts warn that climate change is increasing the wildfire risk in B.C., creating more fires from the two major causes – lightning strikes and human activity. The Rock Ridge fire over the May 23-24 weekend in Maple Ridge, which is considered human caused, underlines the importance of preventing forest fires, and protecting communities.Approximately 60 per […]

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VIDEO: Fatal Langley shooting is same street as non-lethal shooting 10 days prior

IHIT is taking over the investigation of a fatal shooting late Tuesday on the same street where a person was injured in a shooting. At about 11:34 p.m. on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, Langley RCMP responded to a report of shots being fired in the 5400 block of Brydon Crescent. First responders from the Langley

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George Tarnutzer

June 17, 1951- April 26, 2026 George was born in Switzerland along with his twin brother Peter, they both immigrated to Canada 1975 George was a trained hair dresser and worked at Heads and Tails in North Vancouver where they both lived. After many years George moved to Vancouver and worked at Derik London for

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Judith Mary Newhouse

February 24th 1949 – May 19th 2026 Judi passed away peacefully with her Bobby by her side at the Christine Morrison Hospice in Mission BC. Judi was predeceased by her parents Ron/Mary Gatter. She will be deeply missed by her loving Husband Robert (Bobby), Daughters Tammie (Jim), Shannon (Trevor) and Christina (Gerald), her Grandchildren Brandon,

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B.C. ski town faces shorter seasons as climate causes more variable winters

While a ski town famed for its deep powder, Revelstoke is increasingly experiencing hotter and drier summers, wetter winters, and inconsistent snow. Snowfall fluctuates substantially year by year in the city, but annual snow charts show the snowpack has consistently shrunk by approximately a metre since the 1970s, ’80s, and ’90s. A November 2024 study

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