
ARMS begins salmon-habitat restoration at Coniagas Channel
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.
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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.

Ridge Meadows Hospital is diverting maternity patients until 8 a.m. Friday because of a temporary gap in obstetrician-gynecologist coverage.

One resident was taken to hospital for smoke inhalation and nine people were displaced after a Tuesday-morning fire at a Maple Ridge motel property.

Organizers of the Ridge Meadows Terry Fox Run are aiming to raise $50,000 at a family-friendly event on Sept. 20 at Albion Fairgrounds.

Nominations for Maple Ridge mayor, council and school trustee candidates will be accepted Sept. 1 to 11 ahead of the Oct. 17, 2026 local general election.

Maple Ridge will begin charging developers for eligible growth-related community amenities on Jan. 1, 2027, with rates phased in over four years.
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