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Captain Josh Bettesworth scored all three goals, and rookie goalie Jonah Chambers made 32 saves in the Tuesday shutout. The Flames host the Chilliwack Jets tonight at 7:30 p.m.
“I Think You’re In Love With Me” explores how traces of a past relationship can carry into the next one. Merlo says the release marks the start of a new, independent chapter in her career.
The Maple Ridge Music Society opens its 45th concert season with Suzie LeBlanc and Friends performing Renaissance and Acadian music at Westacres on Oct. 10.
The longtime Maple Ridge resident is seeking one of two trustee seats representing Pitt Meadows, with priorities including per-student funding reform, student supports and improved child care on school grounds.
A partnership between School District 42 and the Greater Vancouver Food Bank began at Golden Ears Elementary on Sept. 28 and is expanding to all elementary schools in the district.
After a young supporter called him his favourite player, Vancouver FC defender Kian Proctor reflects on local fans and urges the Lower Mainland to back the club as it pursues its first-ever playoff spot.
Police say the collision happened at about 2 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, on Lougheed Highway. The train operator is co-operating, and investigators are examining all possible factors.
Police say a woman died at the scene and a man was taken to hospital after the Wednesday afternoon collision on Lougheed Highway. The investigation is ongoing.
Maple Ridge says summer drainage work is complete and its Flood Response Plan has been updated. The City is urging residents, especially near the North and South Alouette rivers, to prepare for heavy rain and possible flooding.
Kok’s proposal would freeze business property tax increases and waive 2027 licence fees for new businesses, while speeding up city approvals. The plan would need councillor support and depends on voters rejecting all three recreation referendum questions.
Maple Ridge planning director James Stiver outlines the city’s housing, renter-protection and infrastructure work as population growth continues. He says provincial and federal investment will also be needed to support essential services.
The city’s Velocity program gives eligible applicants a dedicated contact and an integrated approvals team, while keeping required reviews and council oversight in place.
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