1:58 p.m. Pacific The match ends in a draw. However, it was Canada’s first-ever point in a men’s World Cup. Canada’s next action in Group B is June 18 (3 p.m. Pacific) versus Qatar at BC Place in Vancouver. 1:51 p.m. Pacific Six minutes of stoppage time has been added. The game is still 1-1. […]
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One of Ryan Johnson’s last additions as general manager of the Abbotsford Canucks is remaining with the organization. The club announced on Friday (June 12) that defenceman Jack Thompson has signed a one-year, two-way deal. The 24-year-old was acquired by the Canucks in a trade with the San Jose Barracuda for defenceman Jett Woo on
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Cuatro has a couple of extra legs, but that doesn’t dampen the outgoing personality of the small emu, who remains eager to meet people and snuggle with his adopted duckling siblings. Born south of Nanaimo on Saturday, June 6, to Celina Knuff, who breeds emus at Back To Nature Acres farm, Knuff said she first
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World Elder Abuse Awareness Day is entering its 20th year, shining a light on seniors in the community and their right to live without abuse or discrimination. The theme this year is “Be Bold: Age with Attitude”, to celebrate the strength, wisdom, and resilience of older adults. Elder abuse is often hidden and can take
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One person has died after a crash in Delta early Friday morning (June 12). Emergency services responded to the call of a vehicle crashing into a ditch in the 8800-block of Burns Drive around 5 a.m. A Black Press freelancer at the scene said firefighters were able to extricate the victim from the truck, but
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