There are about to be a lot more children named Noah starting school in B.C., with the province recently releasing its list of the top baby names of 2025, where Noah sat atop the list. This was true for both the provincial and Fraser Health lists, with many of the same top names reflected across […]
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Dear Editor, Many are aware of the salmon that made their way through Maple Ridge a few months ago. The spawning salmon died and the eggs that were laid and fertilized live on. At the end of January, a number of those eggs will be living in classrooms thanks to the work done at the
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The City of Whitehorse is bracing for warmer weather after the “massive” snowfall during a short duration of time, followed by a melt. and then a freezing period in the forecast. The city’s director of operations Travis Whiting told city council that crews are preparing for the shift as they look towards the end of
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Another case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has been confirmed in a white-tailed deer harvested near Jaffray, marking the ninth confirmed case of the disease in the province. This newly confirmed case was detected through testing of hunter-harvested animals within an established CWD management zone in the Kootenay region. All confirmed cases in the province
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An adult red-tail hawk was due to have surgery Monday to fix a broken wing after being rescued on the Surrey-Langley border Sunday, Jan. 11. Murrayville resident Shauna Frankelson was walking her dog, Cinder, in the area of 192 Street and 36 Avenue on Sunday. “She’s the one who actually spotted it first,” Frankelson said
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