
Maple Ridge invites residents to celebrate National Tree Day at Volker Park
Residents of all ages are invited to Volker Park on Sept. 23 for tree planting, activities and information about Maple Ridge’s urban forest.
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Residents of all ages are invited to Volker Park on Sept. 23 for tree planting, activities and information about Maple Ridge’s urban forest.

A Maple Ridge RCMP road-safety blitz resulted in an immediate roadside prohibition for an intoxicated taxi driver, alongside impaired-driving, speeding and e-micromobility enforcement.

Eligible voters can cast ballots at two advance polls or apply for a mail ballot ahead of Port Coquitlam’s Oct. 17 municipal election.

Eligible Maple Ridge voters can apply for mail ballots beginning Sept. 17, ahead of the Oct. 17 local general election and three separate assent votes on proposed borrowing.

Surrey is reviewing bids for King Creek wetland improvements, with city council approving nearly $2 million for related projects.

CAA Travel Insurance says travellers can consider emergency medical, pre-existing condition, trip cancellation and interruption coverage before departure.

Incumbent Meghan Lahti and Coun. Haven Lurbiecki are contesting Port Moody’s mayoralty, with the official community plan and Moody Centre development central to their differences.

B.C. ministers addressed municipal leaders’ concerns about DRIPA and land rights, while the attorney general offered no commitment on whether related legislation will be repealed or amended.

Richmond council has given first, second and third readings to rezoning and housing agreements for a proposed six-storey, 90-unit rental building on Spires Road.

A B.C. consent resolution found Kurtis Michael Johnston Raue committed professional misconduct after making comments about students’ romantic lives and allowing students to remain outside their assigned classes.

The new collision-repair business will host the Sept. 19 event, with proceeds supporting Cystic Fibrosis Canada and Surrey United Soccer Club.

The annual Canadian Cancer Society fundraiser stopped at the new Pitt Meadows RCMP detachment and will visit local schools on Wednesday.
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