Two people were hospitalized after a helicopter crashed in the Nelson area on Feb. 13. The crash occurred in the morning near Mount Kubin, which is approximately 15 kilometres northwest of Nelson, according to a statement from the Royal Canadian Air Force. RCAF said there was low cloud and reduced visibility at the crash site. […]
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• WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS DETAILS THAT MIGHT BE UPSETTING TO SOME READERS New details have emerged about the death of Jessica Cunningham during the sentencing hearing of Mylie Andre Barron. Barron is currently charged with one count of interference with a dead body following the discovery of human remains inside a Maple Ridge house
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There have been reports of distraction thefts locally, and the Ridge Meadows RCMP are warning the public to be aware of this new crime trend. Distraction theft is a crime where thieves use tricks, diversions, and sleight of hand to steal valuables, often jewelry, from unsuspecting victims. Police continue to investigate and share information with
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A crowd of people gathered in Langley City’s Douglas Park Sunday for a candlelight vigil and moment of silence to honour the victims of the Tumbler Ridge shootings and the memory of Zoey Benoit, who studied at a local school. Vigil for victims of Tumbler Ridge shooting was held in Langley City, where one used
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For 2026 Heritage Week, the Pitt Meadows Museum is tracing sweet traditions through time, offering its spoon-licking Just Desserts features. BC Heritage Week takes place from Feb. 16 to 22, and each day the museum will post virtual sweet treats – historical recipes from their collection, while offering a bit of history as icing on
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