
Missing 34-year-old woman found safe, Mission RCMP say
Mission RCMP confirmed Tuesday that Ashley-Blaze Calzuolo, who had been reported missing after last being seen Aug. 17, was found safe.
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Mission RCMP confirmed Tuesday that Ashley-Blaze Calzuolo, who had been reported missing after last being seen Aug. 17, was found safe.

ICBC is replacing 140 intersection safety cameras across the region, including five in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows, to deter red-light running and excessive speeding.

Mike Morden, Maple Ridge mayor from 2018 to 2022, will run as an independent candidate for council in the Oct. 17 municipal election.

Kristina Lao will make her Maple Ridge debut on Sept. 25, opening The ACT Arts Centre’s Musical Spotlight Series with unreleased music from her forthcoming EP.

The funding will support the Friends In Need Food Bank Society’s daily program to recover fresh food and distribute it to families across Maple Ridge.

Forty-one law-enforcement and emergency-services riders will visit Pitt Meadows on Sept. 14 and Maple Ridge on Sept. 16 while raising funds for the Canadian Cancer Society.

The Rotary Club of Haney will hold its Oct. 8 fundraiser at The Ranch Bar and Grill, with proceeds supporting local community initiatives.

Fraudsters posing as financial institution or credit-card company representatives are pressuring Maple Ridge residents to hand over cards at home, police say.

A free car show at Haney Place Mall on Sept. 13 will raise donations for Kids Breakfast Club and feature about 100 vehicles, vendor booths, prizes and children’s games.

Thirty-six musicians marked the Ridge Meadows Seniors Ukulele Group’s milestone with songs and cake at the Maple Ridge Seniors Activity Centre.

Nominations have closed for the Oct. 17 local elections, with contested mayoral, council and school board races in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows.

Residents are being targeted by callers posing as financial institutions or credit card companies, who arrange to collect cards at their homes.
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