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RCMP in Maple Ridge, British Columbia report that one person has died and another was hospitalized following a collision between a truck and a train. Emergency crews responded to the crash, and police are investigating the circumstances. Local residents are following the story as more details about the victims and the cause are expected.
- 2Rogers takes full ownership of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment●Rogers becomes sole owner of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment after purchasing remaining stake
Rogers has completed the purchase of the remaining stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, becoming the sole owner of the company behind the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors and Toronto FC. The move gives Rogers full control over one of North America's most valuable sports holdings, consolidating ownership of major Canadian professional franchises under a single company.
- 3Maple Ridge Neighbors Home and Garden Show marks 27th year▼Maple Ridge Neighbors Home and Garden Show returns for its 27th annual showcase
The Maple Ridge Neighbors Home and Garden Show is back for its 27th annual edition, a long-running local event showcasing home improvement, gardening and lifestyle exhibitors. Now in nearly three decades, the showcase continues to draw area residents interested in renovating, landscaping and seasonal home projects, and remains a fixture of the community's local events calendar.
- 4New robot glides like a maple seed then sails on water▼New robot falls like a maple seed then sails like a boat once it hits water
Engineers have unveiled a new robot that descends through the air spinning like a maple seed before landing on water, where it converts to a sailing mode and moves across the surface. The dual-mode design points to possible uses in environmental monitoring or dispersal across lakes and oceans, and it is drawing attention for its unusual nature-inspired approach.
- 5Rogers Takes Full Control of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment▼Rogers becomes sole owner of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment after purchasing remaining stake https://www. nytimes.com
Rogers Communications has bought out its partner's remaining stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment, giving the Canadian telecommunications giant sole ownership of the company that runs the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors and Toronto FC. The move ends a long-standing shared ownership arrangement and hands Rogers total control over some of the most valuable franchises in North American sports, prompting debate among fans about what single-owner control could mean for the teams' futures.