Crocheting and coffee are the heart of Abbotsford’s newest business, which is set to open on Sunday (Nov. 30). The Knotty Brew is a unique creation from the mind of Beatriz, who goes by Bea and is taking a big leap from her former career as a teacher. This cafe combines a love for caffeine […]
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Adam Gaudette’s second-period goal stood up as the winner, lifting the San Jose Sharks to a 3-2 win over the visiting Vancouver Canucks in NHL action Friday at the SAP Center. Will Smith and William Eklund also scored for the Sharks (12-10-3), with Yaroslav Askarov making 32 saves for the goaltening win. Brock Boeser and
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The BC SPCA is asking for the public’s help in identifying a deceased dog that was found muzzled and tightly tethered to a tree in a remote location south of Penticton. On Nov. 21, the non-profit’s animal helpline received a call from a grandfather and granddaughter who came upon what appeared to be a German
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The superintendent of the Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows School District has weighed in on the results of a consultation process about preferred secondary school schedules. Consultations took place at the six secondary schools across SD42, in addition to Connex SD42 Alternative Secondary and Outreach Alternate Secondary, since April to see whether students, staff, and families,
Taseko Mines Limited has issued a statement about a motor vehicle incident involving one of its buses in the morning of Friday, Nov. 28. At approximately 7 a.m., a bus transporting 18 mine employees left the road on its way to Taseko’s Gibraltar copper mine northeast of Williams Lake, B.C. “Upon leaving the road, the
9 sent to hospital after bus carrying mine employees crashes near Williams Lake Read More »