Vancouver now lead the Western Conference after defeating the Saskatoon Mamba 104-97 Saturday night on home court in Langley. Their win also secures home court advantage in the playoffs for the Bandits, who will officially begin the postseason on Thursday, Aug. 6. Five players were in double figures and Bandits led the entire game, ahead […]
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Maple Ridge resident Matthew Mikes is a national champion in fly fishing. Mikes took first place at the Canadian National Fly Fishing Championship held from July 1-4, in Merritt and Princeton. The competition was held at Corbett Lake, Batstone Lake, Face Lake, and the Similkameen River, between the town of Princeton and the highway bridge
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Dear Editor, There’s been much dialogue on the city proposals for recreation facilities and City staff have done well providing information available. Conversations I have heard seem to focus on losing the golf course. RELATED: City of Maple Ridge considering new $393M recreation proposal I feel the bigger concern is poor transparency and reliability of
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UPDATE 2:15 p.m. The Thompson-Nicola Regional District has alerted residents of 70 Mile House and the surrounding area that as of 10 a.m. on Monday, July 27 they will be on evacuation order. The evacuation order is not expected to impact South Green Lake, which will remain on evacuation alert. After 10 a.m. Monday, Emergency
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What is going on with the new Gordie Howe Bridge deal? The bridge between Windsor and Detroit was scheduled to open earlier this year, offering another avenue for truckers heading north and south in one of the busiest trade corridors in North America. This should have been a good news story – hooray, more trade,
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