Safety is an issue when answers are near impossible to come by from those in charge
Good neighbours give the district a small-town feel.
Is government secretly trying to undermine public education and favouring the private?
Puppet play written for Earth Day to make point about our fish
A column by Jack Emberly, a retired teacher, Maple Ridge author and environmentalist.
You can trail ride, gorge on barbecue, or helicopter above mesas, and red pock-marked boulders.
There’s still no blossoms on my tree, but community groups in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows aren’t waiting to launch plans for 2013.
Native talks with government need a unified voice if they hope to stop projects like Gateway.
Local government should assist with, but can’t solve all the needs of communities.
Justice for those with disabilities has been reasserted in Canada
Examining the causes proves there's plenty of blame to go around.
Residents circulated fliers and wrote letters to council, condemning the gravel proposal and urging it be killed.
A Maple Ridge ad hoc Committee charged with assessing local implications of those changes thinks they’re already frightening.
Gerry Pinel heads the Golden Ears Transition Initiative, one of 440 grassroots community building projects around the world.
Conservative MP Randy Kamp says change is about serious harm, death to fish.
Idea of co-op store in Maple Ridge, could lead to a community focus place
A column by Maple Ridge resident Jack Emberly, a retired teacher, local author and environmentalist.
Fifteen years ago, DFO thought its job was preventing pollution, saving habitat, and protecting fish.
The owner of a popular Maple Ridge restaurant couldn’t survive high costs of doing business here.
Individuals whose lifelong reverence of all living things is reflected in their deeds.
