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A retirement dream of attending Burning Man is the inspiration for the latest laugh-out-loud comedy coming to The ACT. “Burning Mom” is about a woman named Dorothy played by actor Susinn McFarlen, who realizes that life is too short to delay the things you want to do in life. So, when she loses her husband, […]

The City of Maple Ridge is supporting detailed design work to expand Golden Ears Way, and address the traffic bottleneck most frequently cited by city residents and businesses as a priority. The project will expand the corridor owned and operated by TransLink from the current two-lane configuration to a four-lane roadway between the Highway 7

Chief Grace George will be leading the Katzie First Nation until 2028. George was uncontested in her role following a nomination meeting on Thursday, Jan. 29, meaning she will remain as Katzie First Nation Chief for the next two years – her fifth term in the position. Elections take place every two years. George, then

The court hearing to debate an application by Montrose Properties to reopen the Cowichan Tribes land title case is being delayed. David Rosenberg, the lawyer representing the Cowichan Tribes, first wants to ascertain how much the company knew of the case before it was decided last August. Montrose argues it knew little and was unaware

A group offering promises of economic prosperity if British Columbia organized with Alberta and Saskatchewan to separate from Canada and form a new country held an event in Willow Point on Monday night (Feb. 2). Called the B.C. Prosperity Project, it is a group inspired by the Alberta Prosperity Project, which was recently in the