The Heritage Park Highlanders have a much tougher trek to the provincials, but there is still hope, said coach Frank Chan.The senior girls basketball team was decimated by Port Coquitlam’s Riverside Rapids Tuesday night, 87-32.The Mission team still continues on in the Fraser Valleys, but it’s a harder fight. The girls will take on 13th-ranked Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary this afternoon (Feb. 24), and if the Highlanders win, they move to the next round.If we lose, we’re out, said Chan.
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Tashme Haiku Club’s work was preserved and recently translated, authors write
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And preparing online grocery purchase service
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