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LETTERS: White Rock lots too small to raise hens

    A person walks up Oxford Street in White Rock, one of the steepest climbs in the city. Where the terrain is too steep for vehicles, walking trails offer spectacular views for those who have the energy to take them on, writes Barbara Cooper. (Aaron Hinks photo)

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      Peace Arch Hospital Foundation executive director Stephanie Beck speaks at a 2017 groundbreaking ceremony. In March 2020, she announced the Rapid Response Grant Program, aimed at providing financial assistance during the pandemic. (File photo)

      Peace Arch Hospital Foundation launches youth program

      Youth in Action designed for students who want to make an impact in their community

      Volunteers from Semiahmoo Secondary joined with members of the Lower Mainland Green Team and the White Rock and South Surrey Naturalists Wednesday to remove invasive plants from White Rock’s Ruth Johnson Park. (Contributed photo)

      Students, volunteers remove invasive plants from White Rock’s Ruth Johnson Park

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      Margaret Muckle

      Feb 25th, 2021

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      Feb 13th, 2021

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      The current B.C. Men’s curling champions, Rick Sawatsky (Vernon and now living and working in Kelowna, from left), Andrew Nerpin (Kelowna), Jim Cotter (Vernon) and Steve Laycock (Saskatoon), have yet to find the win column at the 2021 Tim Hortons Brier in Calgary. (Black Press - file photo)

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      Benson Shum says there are 7 or 8 Canadians working at Walt Disney Animation Studios

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