It’s still unclear why a vehicle crashed into a Langley City shed, and why one person is deceased, but investigators are on scene. The incident occurred Sunday, May 24, just minutes before 2 a.m. Langley RCMP, firefighters, and paramedics were all dispatched to the area just sout of 203 Street, where it crosses Grade Crescent […]
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Forty years ago, I was sitting in front of a manual typewriter in the press room at Expo 86, hammering out a story about the world fair. Prince Charles and Princess Diana had just opened Expo. I had been assigned to one of the positions along the royal walking route under very, very strict rules
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A Cree/European artist has won the Fraser River Indigenous Society’s logo contest for National Indigenous Peoples Day. Artist Rachel Drager’s logo reflects the theme of the day, “Keeper of the Seasons – Honouring the Summer Solstice”, and will be featured on T-shirts that will be sold through the society for the annual event. In an
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In many parts of Canada, avid gardeners plant their gardens in late May. In addition to private gardens for growing vegetables and fruits, there are also some elaborate public gardens across Canada and around the world. Whether you have been digging in the dirt to for this year’s planting, planning a trip to Victoria’s Butchart
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The Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce is now accepting registrations for its annual golf tourney. The Chamber Golf Tournament is coming up on Sept. 11, with a shotgun start at 9 a.m. at Golden Eagle Golf Club (21770 Ladner Rd.) in Pitt Meadows. The chamber invites the community to enjoy a day out with the
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