As the season draws to a close, an overhauled Aldergrove Ironmen hockey team is doing its best to cope with what GM Ben Crotenko described as “almost the perfect storm” of change. “We’ve got a little bit of growing pains,” Crotenko commented. As of Wednesday, Feb. 4, the Ironmen had won just one game so […]
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Ridge Meadows Recycling Society is launching their ninth year of Repair Cafes. The pop up events allow residents to bring their broken household items to volunteers who not only help them fix their items but teach them how to do the work themselves. Small appliances, lamps, electronics, jewelry, clothing, bicycles, small toys, and furniture, can
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Canada’s women’s hockey squad got off to a winning start at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games. Canada, the defending Olympic champs, beat Switzerland 4-0 Saturday in a one-sided affair that saw them outshoot the Swiss side 55-6. The Canadians led just 1-0 after two periods. Natalie Spooner, Julia Gosling, Sarah Fillier and Daryl
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No injuries were reported in an early-morning shooting incident in Maple Ridge that also torched two vehicles parked in a residential neighbourhood. Ridge Meadows RCMP and Maple Ridge Fire responded to a residence first for reported shots fired and then two vehicles on fire in the driveway. 1st Due Media video pic.twitter.com/znVY6yEteN — Langley Advance
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On Feb. 2, after press deadlines, the union representing B.C. paramedics and emergency dispatchers was set to hold a strike vote. Contract talks with the provincial government appear to have broken down in late November, and things are looking increasingly like the union will launch some kind of job action. As essential workers, they won’t
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