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From the top of the podium to plunging into the freezing waters of Alouette Lake, Special Olympian and Pitt Meadows resident Coby Dandridge says he can’t wait to take part again this summer.

Coby will compete in various swimming events in Medicine Hat, Alberta, for the 2026 Special Olympics Canada Summer Games.

“It means a lot, getting the chance to show m...


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The pilot of a small plane was taken to hospital after the aircraft crashed into Burns Bog in Delta Saturday morning, according to police.

The Delta Police Department (DPD) says it was called to the area shortly after 10:30 a.m.

The pilot of a small plane was taken to hospital after the aircraft crashed into Burns Bog in Delta Saturday morning, according...

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VICTORIA — The family and friends of Canadian teenager Piper James who died in Australia last month remembered her as “curious, bold and alive to the world” during a celebration of life held Saturday in Campbell River, B.C. on Vancouver Island.

The 19-year-old was working on K’gari, formerly known as Fraser Island, when she went for an early morning swim on Jan. 19. He...


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Air Canada says it is cancelling flights to Israel and Dubai through the first few days of March due to the current military situation in the Middle East.

The airline says flights from Canada to Israel have been suspended until March 8 and to Dubai until March 3.

“We are monitoring the situation and will adjust our schedule accordingly,” Air Canada said wh...


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Hogan’s Alley, also referred to as “the Harlem of the North,” was once a vibrant neighbourhood for Black families and businesses.

But the building of the Georgia Viaduct and changing zoning laws eventually pushed them out.

“What we lost with the displacement was not only the physical structures, the homes, the businesses, but also the social, political cap...


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