Come out to our new great location at Big Smoke Alehouse to swap summer stories of river stewardship, backyard agriculture, plastic-free July and more. And with election season here, what better time to discuss making sure the environment takes centre stage in the federal election?Join fellow Pitt Meadows/Maple Ridge neighbours for a goodbye-to-summer, kick-off-to-fall, rousing good time.See More

Come out to our new great location at Big Smoke Alehouse to swap summer stories of river stewardship, backyard agriculture, plastic-free July and more. And with election season here, what better time to discuss making sure the environment takes centre stage in the federal election?Join fellow Pitt Meadows/Maple Ridge neighbours for a goodbye-to-summer, kick-off-to-fall, rousing good time.See More

The Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Katzie, Seniors Network; Golden Ears FEAST; and Haney Farmers Market are co-hosting a pub night to raise funds for the Nutritional Coupon Program at the Market. The program provides local, low-income seniors with fresh produce and meat from the Haney Farmers Market. Join us for a burger and a beverage, karaoke, raffles, silent auction, and other games! Don't delay the last two pub nights sold out quickly!Tickets are $25 and are available at Community Services -…See More

Cinema Politica Ridge Meadows and Golden Ears Transition Initiative jointly present this encore screening of the documentary film To The Ends of the Earth.This commanding exposé uncovers how the harvest of "extreme fuel" amounts to human and ecological devastation in the name of status quo extraction and consumption. To The Ends of the Earth brings forward the voices of those who not only denounce the rise of extreme energy, but also envision the new world that is taking shape in its stead: a…See More

Join the Maple Ridge Music Society & Bergthorson Academy of Musical Arts for an evening of songs and stories about the Salish Sea.Pacific Canadian muso-historians Tiller’s Folly (Bruce Coughlan, Nolan Murray & Laurence Knight) and Eco-Folk Rockers The Wilds (Holly Arntzen & Kevin Wright) have joined forces in a celebration of songs and stories about the Salish Sea, it’s beauty, history, ecology and culture.Our special guest performer & speaker Eddie Gardner is a Sto:lo Elder of…See More

You're interested in cycling in the Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows area, but would like to see safer and more convenient infrastructure and routes? Then we'd love to see you at our meetings!Our Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows HUB committee has been working with local government to improve cycling in our area since 2009. We're thrilled to see that our efforts are now leading to some significant results. Our very first separated cycle track was added on 203rd Street north of Dewdney Trunk Road. We're seeing…See More

Maple Ridge Council will hear a request to declare a Climate Emergency at their regular July 23 meeting. It would be helpful if Council could see as many concerned and supportive citizens in the audience as possible. The Climate Emergency request will be presented by Steve Ranta, a member of Extinction Rebellion Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows, at the regular Maple Ridge Council meeting on Tuesday, July 23, 2019, in the Council Chambers. The entrance is on the east side of City Hall, off Dewdney…See More

Maple Ridge Council will hear a request to declare a Climate Emergency at their regular July 23 meeting. It would be helpful if Council could see as many concerned and supportive citizens in the audience as possible. The Climate Emergency request will be presented by Steve Ranta, a member of Extinction Rebellion Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows, at the regular Maple Ridge Council meeting on Tuesday, July 23, 2019, in the Council Chambers. The entrance is on the east side of City Hall, off Dewdney…See More

Leanne Koehn from Ridge Meadows Recycling Society will share tips for reducing, re-using and recycling plastic."Plastic-Free July" seemed like the perfect month for Green Drinks to focus on the pesky stuff. How are you learning to live without plastic? Bring your favourite plastic-replacement items to inspire each other, or your best tips to share.This month’s event is once again sponsored and hosted by Grow & Gather Nursery in their lovely pond-side studio. Snacks will be provided.Grow…See More

You're interested in cycling in the Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows area, but would like to see safer and more convenient infrastructure and routes? Then we'd love to see you at our meetings!Our Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows HUB committee has been working with local government to improve cycling in our area since 2009. We're thrilled to see that our efforts are now leading to some significant results. Our very first separated cycle track was added on 203rd Street north of Dewdney Trunk Road. We're seeing…See More

This year's theme is Solutions and will showcase groups, organizations, and individuals that are involved in making our community a better place to live, work, and play. We will focus on building a vibrant, resilient and localized community while shining a light on solutions to issues big and small, whether they are local or global. We will highlight the environment, food security, local economy, social collaboration, and health and wellbeing.See More

This is an inclusive bike ride that's all about showing off routes for getting around by bike in Maple Ridge. You may not know it, but chances are there's a bike path in or near your neighbourhood that can connect you to shops, restaurants, and community centres.Our route takes in downtown Maple Ridge and areas to the west. We'll meet at the Bandstand at Memorial Peace Park, cycle through downtown, head past the hospital toward Hammond, then head north past Westgate, turn east, and head back…See More

The Heart of the Fraser calls attention to the continuing destruction of an environmentally sensitive and culturally-rich ecosystem of the lower Fraser River, namely the gravel reach from Hope to Mission, British Columbia. The movie showcases the extraordinary environmental aspects of this unique ecosystem, and the need and efforts to protect and restore the gravel reach from further environmental degradation.Guest speakers include:Lina Azeez, Watershed Watch Salmon SocietyBrendan Chu, film…See More

The Heart of the Fraser calls attention to the continuing destruction of an environmentally sensitive and culturally-rich ecosystem of the lower Fraser River, namely the gravel reach from Hope to Mission, British Columbia. The movie showcases the extraordinary environmental aspects of this unique ecosystem, and the need and efforts to protect and restore the gravel reach from further environmental degradation.Guest speakers include:Lina Azeez, Watershed Watch Salmon SocietyBrendan Chu, film…See More