It is with deep sadness and love we say goodbye to Michael Terrence Furlong, born March 17th 1927, and passed away, surrounded by family, on May 11th, 2025, just after his 98th birthday. Michael was a true self-made man. He left school long before finishing high school to go to work and support his family […]
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Canadians can breath a sigh of relief. Mitch Marner scored at 1:22 into overtime, giving Canada a thrilling 4-3 win over Czechia in men’s hockey quarter-final action Wednesday at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Macklin Celebrini, Nathan MacKinnon and Nick Suzuki also scored for Canada, while Celebrini and Connor McDavid had two assists.
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On July 9, 2025, Anna Witte reached out to local bird enthusiasts Shahaila Dickson and Brad Hoy for assistance with an eagle she discovered in distress. The bird appeared unwell and malnourished, prompting concern for its well-being. Dickson and Hoy, who are closely affiliated with a bird rescue organization in the Lower Mainland, bring extensive
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Edmonton-Riverbend MP Matt Jeneroux has crossed the floor from the Conservative Party of Canada to join the federal Liberal Party. In a statement Wednesday, Jeneroux said he believes Canada stands at a turning point and in recent weeks, Canada faces an “unprecedented new global pressures on our prosperity, and accelerated threats to our sovereignty and
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Local seniors, along with the city’s community planning team, and a group of UBC master’s students are exploring how the City of Maple Ridge can become an age-inclusive and socially connected neighbourhood. A two-hour engagement workshop was held in January in the Blaney Room at city hall, that included about 25 members of the Maple
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