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Zero Zero Pickleball’s largest flagship location opens Sunday on Minoru Boulevard, with 13 courts and free introductory lessons for beginners.
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Zero Zero Pickleball’s largest flagship location opens Sunday on Minoru Boulevard, with 13 courts and free introductory lessons for beginners.

A free car show at Haney Place Mall on Sept. 13 will raise donations for Kids Breakfast Club and feature about 100 vehicles, vendor booths, prizes and children’s games.

The Cloverdale District Chamber of Commerce has held the first two of seven non-partisan open houses for East Surrey voters, with five more sessions scheduled through Sept. 21.

A Northwest 9/11 memorial at Peace Arch honoured nearly 3,000 people killed in the attacks and first responders who responded to them.

A national Giving Shelter campaign will raise money for more than 300 local women’s shelters and programs, including North York Women’s Shelter.

After trade talks collapsed Aug. 21, U.S. and Canadian tariff measures escalated despite deep cross-border trade ties and continuing prospects for a negotiated settlement.

Ron Cares Society delivered 27 family care kits and food gift cards to support families affected by wildfires in the Okanagan.

Thirty-six musicians marked the Ridge Meadows Seniors Ukulele Group’s milestone with songs and cake at the Maple Ridge Seniors Activity Centre.

Eligible Canada Disability Benefit recipients will receive a one-time $150 federal supplement to help with costs of applying for the Disability Tax Credit.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will bring major projects to investors in Toronto next week as Ottawa seeks to address Canada’s persistent business-investment shortfall.

Saudi Arabia closed its East-West oil pipeline after a drone attack it said originated in Iraq, prompting Baghdad to investigate and dismiss two provincial officials.

Montreal filmmaker Sophie Deraspe’s documentary, premiering Sunday at TIFF, follows people who chose medically assisted death and the health providers who supported them.
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