
Maple Ridge Advances Transportation Improvements for Safer School Travel
The City is adding paths, flashing beacons and school-zone markings while urging road users to slow down and follow back-to-school safety rules.
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The City is adding paths, flashing beacons and school-zone markings while urging road users to slow down and follow back-to-school safety rules.

The Colorado Rockies have unveiled a statue honouring Maple Ridge-raised Hall of Fame outfielder Larry Walker outside Coors Field.

MP Marc Dalton and MLA Lawrence Mok say they were not invited to a Maple Ridge event marking completion of Highway 7 widening work in their constituencies.

A guided walk with Canucks Autism Network at Golden Ears Provincial Park marked the one-millionth participant in B.C.’s revived Discover Parks interpretation program.

A Maple Ridge RCMP food drive brought in nearly 300 pounds of non-perishable food and $400 for Friends in Need Food Bank.

The 90-minute dance-fitness event is open to people aged 16 and older, with three certified instructors leading routines set to Latin, international and popular music.

The upgraded Maple Ridge park near Laity View Elementary has added a spray park, accessible features, washrooms and picnic facilities; an official opening is Sept. 3.

Council approved Pat Hardy Field and Coach Seven Field to recognize decades of volunteer contributions to youth sport and community life.

TransLink will improve service on 21 Metro Vancouver routes starting Sept. 7, including five routes serving Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows.

Three separate assent votes on Oct. 17 will ask Maple Ridge residents to authorize borrowing for recreation projects valued at up to $393 million combined.

Local political figures and the Ridge Meadows Chamber are urging action and support for businesses after Canada-U.S. trade talks collapsed and new tariffs took effect.

Maple Ridge residents and businesses can raise safety concerns and connect with support services at a Be Downtown pop-up on Aug. 26.
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