
Golden Ears Way on-ramp to face daily lane closures
Two of three northbound lanes near the 201st Street on-ramp will close daily from Aug. 24 to 28 for bridge-joint maintenance, with delays of up to 30 minutes possible at peak times.
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Two of three northbound lanes near the 201st Street on-ramp will close daily from Aug. 24 to 28 for bridge-joint maintenance, with delays of up to 30 minutes possible at peak times.

Maple Ridge’s Mural Collective has unveiled two youth-led public artworks downtown, with a third installation now being painted at Haney Place Mall.

Juno-winning folk and Celtic trio The McDades will perform Sept. 18 at Burnett Church as Arts On Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows opens its live-performance season.

Work at the 201 Street on-ramp to northbound Golden Ears Way requires more time, with two of three lanes closed daily and peak delays of up to 30 minutes possible.

A production scheduled to film at Jackson Farm on Aug. 24 will proceed without removing small fruit trees identified in its original plan, Maple Ridge says.

The Alouette River Management Society has started work at Coniagas Channel near Jerry Sulina Dog Park to improve juvenile salmon rearing and eventual overwintering habitat.

The city is asking residents to secure garbage, food and other bear attractants as activity rises ahead of fall hibernation.

Aileen V. Paulson, a longtime Maple Ridge resident, died peacefully July 6, 2026, at age 97. No service or celebration of life will be held at her request.

Maple Ridge RCMP will hold its Cram the Cruiser food drive Aug. 22 to support the Friends in Need Food Bank and back-to-school lunch programs.

A 56-year-old man was airlifted to hospital in critical condition after a shooting in Maple Ridge’s Cottonwood area Tuesday night.

Emergency vehicles and police were seen near 236 Street and 114A Avenue in Maple Ridge’s Cottonwood neighbourhood Tuesday night.

Fifty-one people stayed overnight at Ridge Church after a fire at the Salvation Army Ridge Meadows building left the site unsafe to occupy.
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