The Vancouver Rise FC’s Morgan McAslan has won the Northern Super League 2025 Golden Glove award for the most clean sheets in the league this season. The Rise FC keeper had nine clean sheets. She played 2,160 minutes in 24 matches. Morgan McAslan is your 2025 NSL Golden Glove winner after a stellar season of […]
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A northern-inspired choral program took centre stage in Dawson and Whitehorse this month, as the Vancouver Chamber Choir tailored its True North concert series around its visit to the Yukon. The choir performed in Dawson City and Whitehorse between Oct. 15 and 20, with the program designed to reflect northern landscapes and composers. Artistic director
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The fourth annual Witches Haunt the Water took place this Sunday and saw dozens dressed in black hats and brooms paddle along the Alouette River in Pitt Meadows. Around 45 people participated this year in the popular event, said organizer Brenda Norrie. The free event was held Sunday, Oct. 19 and was for members of
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A retiree and former Rotarian will spend five years in jail after he sliced open his then-wife’s throat just 55 days after they were married. Brian Gene Reum, 69, appeared in Penticton Provincial Court on Oct. 20 to hear the judge’s decision on his fate after previously entering a guilty plea to aggravated assault earlier
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A piece of history from Victoria’s Inner Harbour will soon be on the move. The Kwakiutl Bear Pole, which has stood at the corner of Belleville and Government streets since 1966, is to be respectfully returned to the family of the artist who carved it, Henry Hunt of the Kwakwaka’wakw First Nation, says the Greater
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