A 16-year-old Burnaby girl has died and three others were injured after a single-vehicle collision Thursday night near Port Moody's White Pine Beach.
The teens had just left the beach and were driving along Bedwell Bay Road when the 19-year-old driver tried to pass another vehicle at a high rate of speed on a blind corner.
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After leaking buckets of goals last season, the Port Moody Black Panthers needed desperately to cement their netminding situation this campaign.
READThe Kevin Chin field dedication ceremony is set to take place Monday at Mackin Field South.
READThe Better Business Bureau is warning British Columbians to be aware of scams and fraudulent charities that may emerge in the aftermath of flooding in Pakistan.
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READYour teens and pre-teens may look angelic as they sleep away the summer morning hours until the clock strikes noon. But with just under a week before the first school bell of the 2010/2011 year rings, it's time to consider some strategies for ending the summer hibernation so students are ready for school, says learning skills specialist Terry Small.
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Sarah Dixon grew up in the theatre with her drama teacher dad, and now she’s following in his footsteps as she leads a cast of young actors in her first foray into the Vancouver International Fringe Festival.
READPort Moody is issuing two calls for banner designs with a forest theme in preparation for the 2011 Community Banner Painting Festival and the United Nations’ International Year of Forests.
READLooking to brush up on your French skills? The best way to do that may just be to join a choir and sing your way to better speaking, en français.
READWhat can we say? It truly is the end of summer. Send it off with a smile and enjoy your long weekend before it’s time to head back to school — and traffic.
READTwelve hours plus 45 km and a total elevation gain of 2,500 m equalled more than $1,000 for Tri-City resident Alexander Bell’s charity hike-athon.
READIt’s crunch time in Coquitlam.
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