With longer days and warmer temperatures underway, people are heading outside more often and for many, that means bringing their dogs along for the fun. Whether it’s hiking a trail, spending the day at the lake, or relaxing on a patio, summer is the perfect time to enjoy the outdoors with a canine companion. But […]
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A Clinton cyclist will be riding 2,700 miles in memory of a friend this summer. Kelly Servinski, the co-owner of Tutti Gravel Inn, has committed to taking part in the 2026 Tour Divide, an annual mountain biking race that runs the length of the Rocky Mountains from Banff to the United States/Mexico border in New
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Improvements at Maple Ridge Park will result in some upcoming parking lot closures. The north parking lot at 132 Avenue will be closed May 19 to 21, and the south parking lot on 232 Street will be temporarily closed starting May 21 for at least six weeks. These closures are due to parking lot construction
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Thousands of people packed the Albion Fairgrounds this past weekend, taking in everything the Ridge Meadows Home Show and the free Family Fest had to offer. “We were very pleased,” with the event, said Graham Vanstone, executive director of the Ridge Meadows Home Show, noting that every person he spoke to at the show gave
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B.C. Lions general manager Ryan Rigmaiden is jacked. The Lions begin training camp this week in Kamloops and to state that Rigmaiden and the organization is optimistic is an understatement. The goal is to win the Grey Cup and anything less will not be acceptable. The start of the season always spawns optimism and hope.
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