Aldergrove turnout huge for Olympic Torch relay

Literally thousands of people of all ages lined three kilometres of streets in Aldergrove Monday morning, Feb. 8, 2010, for the Olympic Torch Relay. Runners for the Aldergrove leg of the relay were Coleen Christie, Debbie Armstrong, Keary Bott, Brian Johnston, Gale Neumann, Pascal Waeber, Sergio Grossi, Doug Mossey and... more  

'Paint the town red' for torch relay

Aldergrove is going all out on the "paint the town red theme" for the Olympic torch relay on Monday, Feb. 8. "We are encouraging everyone to get out their red clothes, red flags and anything else red and get down to... more

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Kodiaks streak in race for playoffs

Aldergrove Kodiaks took another impressive win Wednesday night at home against the Harold Brittain conference leading Ridge Meadows Flames. The 4-2 victory amounts to a four-point win for the Kodiaks as it moves them within four points of the Flames, with... more  

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The Left is doing alright

Everything seems to be going right for The Left who came second in The Peak Performance Project and will be playing their hearts out for the Olympics at the Robson Square stage on Feb. 12. Winning the public vote in a... more

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School 'Cuts' for Haiti

Betty Gilbert Middle School's "Hair off for Haiti" raised over $2,700 for aid to Haiti's earthquake victims, Jan. 28. In the photo, teacher Mr. Frisse takes the clippers to principal Tim Everson as secretary Debbie Waters looks on. This event... more  

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B.C. VIEWS: Lessons of the Peace valley flood

WILLISTON LAKE – Standing at the snow-covered north end of the ninth-largest artificial lake in the world, a couple of ironies soon become apparent. The low, growling noise in the background is the sound of big diesel generators that run 24... more

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The Den Report, Lions beat 'Riders, now 2-4

It took six weeks, but the B.C. Lions were finally able to put forward a complete effort in their 35-20 win over Saskatchewan last Friday. But it was their play on defense that won the game for the Lions. Six... more

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