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Remembering those B.C. residents whose tales of valour are often left untold

With Remembrance Day approaching, it’s a good time to reflect on what we are remembering — and who we are honouring. One active service member, who chose to remain anonymous, offered the following advice. “There’s a lot of attention paid to the war dead and to those who were gravely injured in major conflicts. The

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Never too late to dream: 75-year-old Victoria man completes New York Marathon

When Joeseph Camilleri crossed the finish line of the New York City Marathon on Nov. 1, his watch read 3:58:32. For most, that number would be the headline. But for the 75-year-old Victoria runner who once gave up the sport for four decades, it was the story behind the time that mattered. Born in Malta,

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Group partners with food bank in Maple Ridge to make birthday cake kits

Celebrating a birthday is something most of us take for granted. But a new group in town is helping those who can’t afford the essentials to celebrate a child’s big occasion. Instant Social Hub, (ISH), is a group founded by Christie Weber with a goal of increasing human connection and spreading joy. Primarily the group

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City of Maple Ridge encourages attendance at Nov. 11 cenotaph services

The City of Maple Ridge will once again host thousands in annual Remembrance Day ceremonies. City hall issued a statement encouraging the community to “honour the service, courage and sacrifice of Canada’s veterans by gathering in Memorial Peace Park on Tuesday, Nov. 11, wearing a poppy, and taking the day to reflect and remember.” The

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