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You have just been in a car accident. Your car took the brunt of the impact, but you are still shaken up. You don’t feel any immediate localized pain, but your body is tense.

‘Tis the season of giving, and what better way to celebrate than giving back to your community? The holidays are all about spreading joy.

Just as the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the health of individuals differently, small businesses in the Tri-Cities region have been impacted in varied degrees of severity. “Some are doing well by adapting and are thriving through this period.

Holiday shopping can be a joy when it’s done in the right place. Newport Village, the picturesque outdoor plaza in the heart of Port Moody, is the perfect place to support local, small businesses while buying gifts for everyone on your list.

The BC Women’s Health Foundation is launching a new fundraising initiative. Starting Nov. 16, B.C. residents can buy tickets online for the Foundation’s 50/50 draw up until the closing date of Dec. 18.

Delicious souvlaki, delicate moussaka, gyro wraps bursting with flavour are all on the menu at Port Coquitlam’s Dinakis restaurant.

October marks another Community Inclusion Month, a time to celebrate inclusion, diversity, and the rights and contributions of people with developmental disabilities.

During the Roaring Twenties, the prohibition of alcohol fuelled the popularity of underground illicit establishments called speakeasies.

When you are looking for a solution to stop the pain and discomfort and start on the road to healing, it makes sense to get the help you need in the most convenient and effective way. That’s the concept behind Inspine Therapy (2404 St Johns St.

Eagle Ridge Hospital Foundation is in the final push of its fundraising campaign and is calling on the community to help get them over the finish line.