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Numerous residents urged Maple Ridge city council to modify plans for a proposed multi-use pathway, to reduce user conflicts. Chris George, a year-round cyclist, thanked council for the West Ridge Greenway greenway, but said he’s concerned about it being a bi-directional multi-use path (mup), with a sidewalk on the other side of the street. The […]

In Loving Memory ~ January 25 1935- January 8 2026 Elizabeth passed peacefully at Chartwell Willow Manor and was Predeceased by her beloved husband Rodolphe Guy Richer on April 26, 2022. Together again, they will be laid to rest at the Maple Ridge Cemetery. <!– Ss ziDJs –>

The union representing teachers in Princeton has written to the provincial government with concerns about their needs. The letter from the Princeton District Teachers’ Union, dated Jan. 15, was sent to Premier David Eby, Minister of Finance Brenda Bailey and Minister of Education and Child Care Lisa Beare. It comes as collective bargaining is underway

It’s been over a month since the most recent flooding submerged large portions of the Fraser Valley, and the full extent of the damage caused has only recently come to light. Data from Catastrophe Indices and Quantification Inc. revealed that the December flooding resulted in nearly $90 million in insured damages across the province and

A five-day collaborative effort pulled a multitude of guns and drugs off the streets of Kelowna. From Jan. 12-16, the Kelowna RCMP worked with a Uniform Gang Enforcement Team (UGET) from the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU) to identify, find, and remove firearms and illegal drugs around town. In total, the teams initiated more