The owner of a home in one of Langley’s most expensive neighbourhoods had his property assessment reduced by $375,000, in a recent ruling. The Property Assessment Appeal Board of B.C. ruled largely in favour of the owner of a home in High Point Equestrian Estates, near 200 Street and 3 Avenue. The property had been […]
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As teams from Canada’s first professional women’s soccer league head into the playoffs, its founder reflects on the inaugural season. The Northern Super League (NSL) comprises six teams: Vancouver Rise FC, Calgary Wild FC, Halifax Tides FC, Montréal Roses, Ottawa Rapid FC, and AFC Toronto. The inaugural season kicked off in April 2025 at BC
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Recyclers in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows have another item they can divert from the waste stream. Ridge Meadows Recycling Society now accepts children’s car seats for free drop-off at the Maple Ridge Recycling Depot (10092 236th St.). “Did you know that in B.C. an estimated 85,000 to 100,000 child car seats end up in
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A combination of snow and wind is expected to impact travellers on the Okanagan Connector Tuesday evening, into Wednesday morning. On Tuesday morning (Oct. 28), Environment Canada issued a blowing snow advisory for the Okanagan Connector, which stretches from Merritt to Peachland and West Kelowna. “Strong gusty crosswinds and snowfall will result in limited visibility
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Over six days in late July, a group of people made their way up to the highest point on Vancouver Island. That alone is impressive, but not terribly remarkable. Many people climb Golden Hinde every year. This group actually ran into a few other climbing groups as they made their ascent. As popular as it
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