The Maple Ridge Rustlers U15 A1 team will have a shot at winning a provincial championship on home ice in the coming week. Starting Sunday, the Ridge Meadows Minor Hockey Association will host the BC Hockey U15 Tier 1 Championships, from March 14 to 18, at Planet Ice. The top eight teams from around the […]
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Simran Bajwa describes the feeling of reaching one of the highest summits in the world as a sense of elevation. Of course, elevation is the name of the game when it comes to climbing the likes of Mount Kilimanjaro. But the Vernon mountaineer used the word in an almost spiritual way. Reaching summits is proof
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A Maple Ridge author is holding a book signing in Burnaby’s The City of Lougheed Shopping Centre. Leanne Van Dongen is known for her juvenile fiction and young adult horror series of books. Her first series called “Showtime” features three books: “Kate the Great,” “The Trio,” and “Stage Fright.” The books are targeted for 9-12
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The Vancouver Goldeneyes fell to the Ottawa Charge 3-2 in overtime despite outshooting them 36 to 17. Vancouver hosted Ottawa Saturday (March 14) at the Pacific Coliseum in front of a crowd of 11,201. Vancouver Head Coach Brian Idalski said on outshooting Ottawa, “We’ve seen a lot of growth with our o-zone movement and getting
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City Hall wants Maple Ridge residents to be ready for floods and other emergencies, through free city workshops. As spring brings the potential for rising river levels with snowmelts, heavy rain, localized flooding, windstorms and power outages, the City of Maple Ridge is encouraging residents to get prepared by taking part in free Be Emergency
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