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Conservative politicians are rallying support for a new motion resulting from the Cowichan Tribes ruling, and calling on the federal government to protect private property rights. Three Conservative Members of Parliament hosted a small round-table event in Maple Ridge on Wednesday morning. It was hosted by Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge MP Marc Dalton, and attended by […]

Bike & Bites is back for another year, as the City of Maple Ridge will guide cyclists to some beautiful scenes and good eats. Coming up on Saturday, this guided cycling event combines outdoor adventure, scenic trails, local flavours, and community connection into a memorable tourism experience. Hosted in partnership with local outdoor adventure company

British Columbians are expected to learn next week how much the province’s role in the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup will cost, says Tourism Minister Anne Kang. Kang spoke to media on Wednesday afternoon (May 20), following a report from the federal government’s budget watchdog into the costs associated with hosting the World Cup. Premier

A bear is dead, and a man is recovering from his injuries after an early-morning attack in Mission on Monday (May 18). Gordon Gwyn discovered a black bear outside his home before the sun was even up on Victoria Day. But unlike past bear sightings in the area, this interaction ended in confrontation between the

The B.C. Teachers Against Antisemitism has lost its application to review a human rights tribunal decision not to fast-track an antisemitism complaint hearing against the province’s teachers’ union. Supreme Court of B.C. Justice Michael P. Klein issued his decision on May 15 in Vancouver, dismissing the petitioner, B.C. Teachers Against Antisemitism, application for review. He