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Gov. Gen. Mary Simon has concluded her return visit to Tumbler Ridge, more than two months after the fatal mass shooting rocked the community. Simon, joined by her husband Whit Fraser, arrived in the northeastern B.C. community on Monday (April 27). The two visited with Mayor Darryl Krakowka and town councillors and staff, first responders […]

The families of seven victims of the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting are suing OpenAI in California for negligence. The complaints were filed in federal court in San Francisco on Wednesday, April 29. In one, it is alleged that the shooter’s activity was flagged in June by the company’s automated system for “gun violence activity and

The tree canopy in Maple Ridge is expanding, as the city celebrates the completion of its 1,000 Trees project. The city actually exceeded its goal by planting 1,500 new trees on boulevards and in parks across the community. Funded through the Government of Canada’s $2 billion Trees Program, and delivered by the Federation of Canadian

BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) crews continue to respond to a wildfire between Hope and Lytton. According to the latest update from BC Wildfire Service on Wednesday morning (April 29), the Ferrabee fire near Hell’s Gate remains out of control. BCWS defines out-of-control blazes as spreading or anticipated to spread beyond their current perimeter. “This wildfire

Get ready for a musical trip through the decades at this year’s free Family Fest at the Ridge Meadows Home Show. Bonnie Kilroe will be putting on a one-woman show with multiple costume changes, as she takes on the divas from the 1950s and onwards. Kilroe is described as a musical, comedy genius, portraying some