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COVID-19 vaccines coming in April for frontline workers was welcome news to Langley teachers, first responders, and others who had higher exposure risks than the average person. On Thursday the... Read More


Canada’s employment swelled by 259,000 (1.4 per cent) in February, after falling by 266,000 over the previous two months. Employment tumbled by 213,000 or 1.2 per cent in January. Both part-time... Read More


Getting a caffeine fix for a good cause has never been easier. The Maple Ridge Community Foundation is holding their first ever Community Coffee Campaign. It is being billed by the foundation as... Read More


While vaccines are offering hope to British Columbians for a return to a normal life in the coming year, the prospect of mass vaccinations is also brightening the outlook for province’s economy.... Read More


It is common for people to approach Selma Babiker and ask her questions. Where is she from or what is she mixed with, are two of the most common. Once someone told her she is really pretty for a dark... Read More