
Maple Ridge’s Greg Moore Youth Centre celebrates 25 years
The Greg Moore Youth Centre will mark its 25th anniversary on Oct. 2 with an all-ages open house and an evening celebration for youth.
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The Greg Moore Youth Centre will mark its 25th anniversary on Oct. 2 with an all-ages open house and an evening celebration for youth.

The new Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows non-profit is raising about $25,000 for an electric-assisted trishaw to take seniors and people with mobility issues on community rides.

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Elenore Sturko has become CentreBC’s leader and its only sitting MLA after seven other MLAs, including Peter Milobar, returned to the B.C. Conservatives ahead of the Oct. 24 provincial election.
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