
Maple Ridge theatre group holding auditions for murder mystery
Emerald Pig Theatrical Society is seeking six actors for A Party to Murder, with appointment-only auditions Sept. 14 and 15 at Albion Community Centre.
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Emerald Pig Theatrical Society is seeking six actors for A Party to Murder, with appointment-only auditions Sept. 14 and 15 at Albion Community Centre.

Organizations pursuing community-benefit projects in Maple Ridge can apply for the Community Foundation’s 2026 grants until 4 p.m. Sept. 30.

Pitt Meadows Coun. Mike Hayes says he will seek re-election Oct. 17, citing infrastructure, transportation, flood protection, public safety and the local economy as priorities.

A Reserve Champion Market Hog raised by Maple Ridge 4-H member Rachael Fiehn sold for $1,692 at the PNE and will be donated to food-support organizations.

Businesses and service providers have until Sept. 18 to identify services and supplies they could provide during emergencies in Maple Ridge or neighbouring communities.

The optional one-year pilot could shorten processing by an estimated six to eight months for qualifying west Maple Ridge projects.

The PNE Fair in Vancouver is open through Labour Day, Sept. 7, with new attractions including LEGO Animal Super Powers, Wizard of Oz on Ice and the interactive Colour Jam show.

A man has been arrested after spray-painted rocks were reported along Gold Creek in Golden Ears Provincial Park; Maple Ridge RCMP say the investigation continues.

Donations to RONA’s Home Sweet Home campaign in Maple Ridge will go to the Ridge Meadows Seniors Society through Oct. 12.

New paths, flashing crosswalk beacons and school-zone markings are among Maple Ridge projects intended to make back-to-school travel safer.

Maple Ridge has hired a FireSmart Coordinator and added a wildland fire truck, building on $150,000 in provincial-municipal resiliency funding.

Metro Vancouver will ease restrictions from Stage 2 to Stage 1 on Sept. 1, allowing lawn watering once a week by residential and non-residential properties.
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