When Tanya McCracken and Kelly Neufeld toured the Langley City rental house at the end of March, they noticed several issues with the building. The couple made a list of things that needed fixing before their move in a month later, including rotten boards on the front porch, a hot water tap that didn’t work, […]
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Dear Editor, [RE: Caribbean music festival cancelled, May 1, The News] My heart skipped a beat, and an “oh NO” escaped my lips when I read in The News that the Caribbean music festival is silent this year. Unlike its last cancellation due to the pandemic, no words for a song or a reggae beat
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An Amber Alert issued early Monday (May 11) across B.C. was cancelled after police said the children located. Shortly before 3 a.m. RCMP said the twins reportedly abducted from Terrace were safe.
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Half a year after Penticton-Summerland MLA Amelia Boultbee exited the B.C. Conservative party and became an Independent, the Conservitives have stripped her of her membership. In a post to social media on May 8, Boultbee shared that the party’s board cancelled her membership following her vote to send the controversial bill on Freedom of Information
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A Transition Resource Fair geared towards helping students and young adults with diverse needs transition out of high school in the next five years is coming to Maple Ridge. The Inclusion Action Committee’s Life After High School Transition Resource Fair will have representatives from a variety of organizations, service providers and agencies who will be
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