A group who looks out for local wood ducks have been busy this spring constructing and repairing nesting boxes for the birds. Since mid-March, the Pittwaterfowlers have been touring around Pitt Meadows, fixing boxes damaged by bears, putting in new boxes, and making sure new nesting chips are at the bottom of each one. This […]
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Hundreds of people gathered at Memorial Park in White Rock on Good Friday for the 6th annual Peace Arch Hospital Auxiliary bunny hop, celebrating Easter with the fun-filled, family-friendly event. Many of the children wore Easter bunny ears and carried easter baskets for their candy. It costs $3 a child for entry, with every dollar
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Happy horse riders took to Surrey streets on Thursday (April 2), dubbed National Ride Your Horse to a Bar Day. Friends Heather Kennedy, Simone Stich and Kristyn Ward rode horses Tommy, Wazabi and Phoenix from the East Guildford Park and Ride on 103 Avenue to The Barn country bar, on an adventure that’s quite familiar
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Most of us don’t think about bats very much. But with the weather getting warmer, and the mosquitoes soon to begin their annual assault, we should be thinking about our furry, flying friends. B.C. and the Lower Mainland are home to several small species of bats, two of them endangered and one a species of
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