For six days last week, Clinton’s Stagecoach Cafe ensured that BC Wildfire crew members fighting the Fiftynine Creek and Pear Lake Wildfires didn’t go hungry. While BCWS arranged for a cooking crew to come down to Clinton, the Stagecoach Cafe filled the gap, providing the firefighters with breakfast, lunch and dinner. Maria Kosovic, who co-owns […]
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It was truly Christmas in July in Agassiz – at least for a short while. “Project Wayne” was filming in a few locations across Agassiz on Sunday, July 19. Not much is known about the filming activity, except for its holiday season theme, complete with decorations and real snow. The company responsible is Means of
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Bard on the Bandstand performed to capacity crowds last weekend in Pitt Meadows and they are hoping to have capacity crowds again this week in Maple Ridge. This year the Emerald Pig Theatrical Society is putting on one of William Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies, “Romeo and Juliet” – but with inspiration from the popular “Bridgerton”
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I want to play in the 2030 World Cup. That’s a big goal of mine. So, when I was watching this World Cup during the past month, and especially the Canada matches, I was looking at who’s in my position and what they were doing differently to me. As a player myself, I’m not watching
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Langley’s Andrew Mercier will be chief of staff to Premier David Eby. Eby’s chief of staff Cheryl Oates is concluding her interim appointment as Jim Rutkowski extends his medical leave for cancer treatment. Oates was appointed interim chief of staff in January 2026, with the expectation that Jim Rutkowski would return to the job in
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