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Semi-truck fire, toxic materials close Coquihalla Highway northbound

A semi-truck fire has the Coquihalla Highway closed northbound on Tuesday morning, April 21. The incident occurred around 9:30 p.m. on Monday night south of exit 276, Comstock Road, on the stretch between Hope and Merritt. As of 7:40 a.m., the northbound lanes remain closed due to toxic materials on the highway. Crews are on […]

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Get to know the Maple Ridge Citizen of the Year nominees

Maple Ridge Community Foundation has posted a series of videos of Citizen of the Year profiles. The foundation described Brooklyn Nicholson, who is a finalist for the Youth Award, as a, “dedicated young leader who is making a meaningful difference in Maple Ridge through compassion, initiative, and a strong commitment to inclusion.” Nicholson has organized

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LETTER: Maple Ridge should go to unified garbage pickup

Dear Editor, [RE: LETTER – Taxpayers shouldn’t subsidize garbage pickup, Feb.18, www.mapleridgenews.com] I read with interest the letter from a reader regarding their thoughts on municipal garbage collection. I am a former sanitation worker for a large municipality, and I spent over a decade operating and loading garbage and recycling trucks. I have always been

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Sleeping beauty marmot Roger yet to wake from slumber at B.C. hotel

Victoria’s most famous sleeping beauty is keeping his fans waiting. Roger the yellow-bellied marmot has yet to pop his head up from his winter hibernation at his longtime home in the grounds of Victoria’s Fairmont Empress Hotel. Estimated to around 18 years old, the seasoned snoozer has already outlived the typical 15-year life expectancy of

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