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Are we doing enough, and can we do enough? Those are the two questions facing British Columbia’s politicians and law enforcement leaders as the extortion spree continues with no end in sight. By the end of January, the number of extortion-related threats, mostly against South Asian-Canadian business owners, was already into the dozens. There had […]

Pierre Poilievre has received overwhelming support from the Conservative Party of Canada. Late Friday evening, the party announced a vote result of 87.4 per cent for Poilievre as the leader of the party. According to a Conservative press release, delegates voted at the national convention in Calgary to forgo a leadership review and in support

Two builders, who have completed two very different type of residential projects in Maple Ridge, are up for national industry accolades. Paddington Properties’ Cameron project, with 37 single-family luxury homes in rural Maple Ridge, is a finalists in two categories in the 34th annual Georgie Awards. These awards recognize resilience, creativity, and craftmanship of B.C.’s

If rugby has been on the radar of your child, but they’re not sure if it’s right for them, Sunday is an important day to mark on the calendar. On Feb. 1, the Ridge Meadows Bruins Rugby Club is holding a free event for children ages five to 14 at Telosky Stadium. It’s called the

A man linked to an illegal gun manufacturing operation in Langley and Abbotsford, that used 3D printing to make parts, has been sentenced to eight years in prison. Tyson Saverio Santolla was charged with five counts, including firearms manufacturing, three counts of drug possession for the purpose of trafficking, and possession of a restricted firearm