The Vancouver Goldeneyes were unable to break the Ottawa Charge’s winning streak Friday (Jan. 9) after two empty net goals secured the Charge’s 4-2 victory. The Charge celebrated their fifth straight win and defeated the Goldeneyes in front of a crowd of 7,889 fans at TD Place in Ottawa. The Charge are the only second […]
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An iconic Scottish serving of sheep innards, oatmeal, and spices all cooked inside the animal stomach, will be served in Maple Ridge in a couple weeks. For some, this historic pudding dish doesn’t sound in the slightest bit appealing, while others love it, in part because it’s rolled out amid pomp and circumstance to celebrate
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Vancouver Islanders are often surprised to see bears wandering through neighbourhoods in the middle of winter. The sight raises the question of whether the Island’s bears don’t go into hibernation. To clear the doubts, Black Press Media talked to Mollie Cameron, the president of Wild Wise Society. Her explanation of the issue circles back to
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One of the five contenders seeking to be the next leader of the federal NDP hit Port Alberni, Tofino and Ucluelet on her Vancouver Island tour in between Christmas and New Year’s. Tanille Johnston is a city councillor in Campbell River and was narrowly defeated in the 2025 federal election in the North Island-Powell River
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The city has officially taken over responsibility for operation of The ACT Arts Centre in Maple Ridge, and according to the mayor the transition is going smoothly. Since the city first announced the transition in September 2025, staff worked with the previous operator – the Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows Arts Council (Arts On) – as
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