Two events that happened in Mission recently raised money and awareness for cancer.
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Former Mission resident and author Mary Ediger returns Feb. 29 to read from her book at the library at 7 p.m.
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Mackenzie Harmon will visit Mission schools Feb. 29 to share his thoughts and film short about bullying
READMission Regional Chamber of Commerce's second event is this Saturday at the Clarke Theatre.
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The Variety Children's Charity helped a Mission family pay for an expensive medical instrument for their daughter
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The O'Neals top prize win entitles them to a $50,000 online marketing launch and other goodies.
READMonarchy and Memorabilia event on Feb. 18 kicks off week-long celebration
READJoin the group Feb. 15 to hear a local historian and author
READOnce the new health facilities are built, Pleasant View's 76 beds will close and a new use must be found for the building
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The community arts group was founded in 1972 by Lorna Adair.
READMission's Early Childhood Development Committee hosts this month's activity Feb. 14
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The Mission Pipe Band hosted its Robbie Burns Supper Saturday at the Best Western
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Plummeting temperatures caused a large portion of the Fraser River to ice over
READMission's Lifetime Learning Centre offers an event for Royal fans
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Mission's Tok Herar has been serving as a Freemason for 50 years
READThe annual event coincides with Family Literacy Day
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The Mission unit of the CCS hosted its fourth annual Robbie Burns fundraiser Jan. 21
READThe Clarke Theatre will host an interfaith symposium debating why suffering exists
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Courage Canada gives blind and visually impaired children the opportunity to learn to skate and eventually learn to play hockey.
READA volunteer group offers their time to photograph cancer patients and their immediate families
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