How economic hardship can increase gender-based violence
The Big Story examines research linking economic hardship with domestic violence, financial abuse and gender-based violence in Canada.
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Carney warns of costs ahead as retaliatory tariffs take effect
In a national address, Mark Carney says reducing Canada’s dependence on the United States will carry costs but is preferable to standing still amid the trade war.
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Port Coquitlam street banners available for purchase
Port Coquitlam is selling selected street banners for $10 each from Sept. 8 to Dec. 18, 2026, while supplies last.
City of Port Coquitlam
Residents and visitors celebrate music, culture and community at Our Neck of the Woods Festival
Maple Ridge’s free third annual festival drew residents and visitors downtown on Sept. 5 for live music, local businesses, food and family activities.
City of Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge restores free community Lobby Nights at The ACT Arts Centre
Free Tuesday-night arts events return Sept. 15 for the 2026–27 performance season, with songwriting, open-stage and literary programs.
City of Maple Ridge
Memorial Peace Park lawn restoration underway in Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge is asking Memorial Peace Park visitors to use pathways while the lawn area is restored.
City of Maple Ridge
Mother remembers daughter killed in Dawson College shooting 20 years on
Louise De Sousa still speaks daily to Anastasia, who was 18 when she was killed in the 2006 Dawson College shooting in Montreal.
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Food Allergy Canada urges laws requiring schools to stock epinephrine
The advocacy group says Alberta is the only province requiring every school to keep undesignated epinephrine devices for unexpected anaphylactic emergencies.
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Canadian rescued after yacht found partly submerged in remote Indian Ocean
Australian authorities found the Canadian sailor in a dinghy near his partly submerged catamaran about 1,000 kilometres east-southeast of Christmas Island.
CityNews Vancouver
What to know as Carney’s tariffs escalate Canada-U.S. trade war
Canada imposed tariffs on about $20 billion in U.S. goods Tuesday as Mark Carney argues Washington’s terms threaten Canadian industry and independence.
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Maple Ridge to host inaugural Community Canvas Art Fest
The free, family-friendly event at The ACT Arts Centre on Sept. 19 will offer hands-on art, public-art activities and a live dance performance.
Maple Ridge News
Video: Langley RCMP issue back-to-school safety reminders
School-zone speed limits are back in effect in Langley, while police remind students that e-dirt bikes and e-scooters are not permitted on school property.
Langley Advance Times
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