Surrey secondary school says it will confiscate smart glasses over privacy concerns
Johnston Heights Secondary School says smart glasses will not be allowed and may be confiscated, citing privacy and academic-integrity concerns.
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Vancouver police identify CRAB Park homicide victim as Charles McIntyre
Vancouver police have identified 57-year-old Charles McIntyre as the man who died at CRAB Park on Wednesday, in the city’s sixth homicide of the year.
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Canada-wide recall issued for INMO AI smart glasses over burn hazard
Health Canada has recalled INMO AIR3 Smart Glasses after warning that the left temple can overheat during extended use, creating a serious burn risk.
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Maple Ridge invites residents to Celebrate the Night at the ACT on Oct. 24
The free family event moves to the ACT Arts Centre, with indoor activities, food trucks and an 8:15 p.m. fireworks finale.
City of Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge offers free earthquake-preparedness workshops alongside Great BC ShakeOut
Maple Ridge will offer four free earthquake-preparedness workshops in October and encourage residents to join the Great BC ShakeOut on Oct. 15.
City of Maple Ridge
Maple Ridge facilities adjust hours for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Several City facilities will close Sept. 30, while select recreation and community centres will operate on modified hours.
City of Maple Ridge
White Rock’s annual Truth and Reconciliation walk is set for Sept. 30
Semiahmoo First Nation will host its sixth annual walk in White Rock, with performances, an Indigenous market and a keynote address to follow.
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Police identify victim in CRAB Park homicide
Vancouver police have identified the victim of the homicide at CRAB Park as 57-year-old Victor Charles McIntyre and are seeking information about his murder.
Vancouver Police Department
Women-led wellness collective opens in Pitt Meadows
Solace Wellness Collective will host a free open house Sept. 26, offering talks, children’s activities, yoga, tours and a food drive.
Maple Ridge News
SFU’s Burnaby Mountain campus receives official Indigenous names and new signage
Simon Fraser University has introduced official Indigenous names for its Burnaby Mountain campus and four campus locations, with English retained as a secondary reference.
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Surrey police and firefighters to face off in Oct. 10 charity hockey game
The inaugural Surrey Showdown at South Surrey Arena will raise money for charities linked to Surrey Fire and Surrey Police.
Surrey Now-Leader
Vancouver Liberals call for viaduct demolition, UBC SkyTrain extension and adoption of B.C. Building Code
Mayoral candidate Kareem Allam’s five-point economic agenda seeks provincial commitments on transit, municipal boundaries, infrastructure and permitting reform.
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