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There was no fanfare, no big celebration planned. Instead, federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre came through Maple Ridge relatively quietly on Friday. It wasn’t until the day after the official opposition leader visited that Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge MP Marc Dalton posted about the drop in on social media. “Glad that Pierre Poilievre could drop by […]

Don’t call us heroes. That’s the message from Steven Appleyard and Jared Rempel, residents of Surey’s West Cloverdale neighbourhood. The pair dragged a man from a burning house Jan. 9, but they say they were just doing what had to be done. The two acted quickly and selflessly to save a young man in his

Rain is expected to continue falling heavily from now through Monday (Jan. 12) in the Lower Mainland On the evening of Jan. 10 Environment Canada issued a “yellow” rainfall warning for parts of Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, including Surrey, Langley, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, New Westminster, North and West Vancouver, as well as

A new provincial disaster report shows that what turns a rare geological event into a mass-casualty disaster is not just the earthquake itself but whether or not communities are ready when it strikes. Picture this: it’s a midsummer heatwave during wildfire season. A megathrust magnitude 9.0 earthquake ruptures off the shores of Vancouver Island. Within

The tiniest local birds are starting to build for spring even as the coldest weather of winter settles over the South Island. Many hummingbirds overwinter along the B.C. coast. On southern Vancouver Island in particular, both the Anna’s and the rufous hummingbird may not choose to migrate because of the mild winter temperatures and availability