Residential watchdogs take a breather Peace Arch News • Nov-19-2009 Don’t count the White Rock Ratepayers Association out too soon. That’s… more Metis Day Abbotsford News • Nov-20-2009 A Celebrate Metis Day takes place tomorrow (Sunday, Nov. 22) in Mission. The event runs from 8 a.m. …

Trent Davis fires the puck on net from the blue line. others also read... The Terrace River Kings made their way to Prince Rupert on November 21 for a game against the Rampage, a game that was played in front of a packed house at the Jim Ciccone Civic Centre arena.

others also read... Nanaimo school trustees could be forced to cut as much as $3 million in programs and services to balance next year’s budget.

Oak Bay High School volleyball player Dave McKay leaps for to spike the ball as teammate Wes Bertsch, left, looks on during pool play at the AAA boys Island Championships against Ballenas high school (Parksville). Oak Bay won 25-10, 25-12.

Elizabeth Chanter of Mill Bay places her vote into the ballot box for the pool referendum at Frances Kelsey secondary on Saturday. others also read...

Hans-Peter Mayr, Sparkling Hill Resort general manager and president, describes what the entrance to the resort will look like once it is completed. others also read...

Marchmont Street resident Stefan Quaglia plunks sandbags in around his home Friday afternoon. others also read...

others also read... More details are coming to light that could result in another vote on hiring a marketing manager for the proposed convention centre hotel.

others also read... Bay Street is Victoria's last traffic artery without bus service but on Dec. 28 that will change as the first step is taken in a long-term plan to transform the corridor.

others also read... The Revelstoke Grizzlies lost for only the second time in regulation this season, falling 5-2 to the Sicamous Eagles in KIJHL action last night.

others also read... Television news reporter and bestselling author Mike McCardell will attend a book signing for his newly-released book, The Expanded Reilly Method Saturday, Nov. 28 at Black Bond Books, Royal City Centre in New Westminster at 1 p.m.

Morgan Forry is homeless and stars in the upcoming performance of the play “after homelessness...” which is showing at New West’s Holy Trinity Cathedral Dec. 1-6.

The province wants to turn this former Howard Johnson Hotel on King George Highway near 132 Street into apartments for those without shelter. others also read...

Revelstoke Mountain Resort announces early opening Revelstoke Times Review • Nov-20-2009 Revelstoke Mountain Resort announced today it will be opening a week earlier than scheduled.

others also read... Revelstoke Mountain Resort announced today it will be opening a week earlier than scheduled.

Teacher Tricia Dolton works with two of her students, Iona Popa and Susana Hernandez, in her full-day kindergarten class at Maywood Elementary School in Burnaby.

others also read... In less than a week, an Abbotsford ministry’s new mode of transportation will be painted black and adorned with seven-foot-wide red decals.

others also read... VICTORIA – The B.C. government is giving a bigger break to new home buyers in the latest move to ease the impact of next year’s harmonized sales tax.

others also read... The Fraser Arthritis Centre will officially opens its doors in the Langley Mall on Saturday, Dec. 5 at 10 a.m. It will be the resource centre for the Fraser Valley, including Abbotsford, of The Arthritis Society, B.C. and Yukon Division.

others also read... A 22-year-old man will spend another 11 years and seven months in jail for terrorizing the residents of three homes in Surrey and another in Abbotsford during a four-month crime spree in 2008.