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The cultural evolution of Cedar Park Place

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By Joti Grewal Verified
| Fraser Valley Current Verified
The kaleidoscope of colourful awnings trimming aging retail storefronts along Cedar Park Place demand your attention. Located along the south side of South Fraser Way Abbotsford, Cedar Park includes a long row of ethnically diverse businesses that is unlike any other strip mall in the Fraser Valley. Walking along the storefronts, you’re inundated with signs in different languages of various colours and sizes advertising sales, store hours, and when the latest Punjabi concert is coming to town.
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'I feel like a criminal': Why a disabled woman woman is squatting in a vacant home

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By Joti Grewal Verified
| Fraser Valley Current Verified
After years of struggling to find housing on a disability income, a 50-year-old grandmother is squatting in a vacant home. Leona’s life changed after qualifying for disability benefits. “When I went on disability I lost everything,” she told The Current.
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Drones, helicopters, climate change: The world of mosquito-fighting

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By Joti Grewal Verified
| Fraser Valley Current Verified
A new mosquito-fighting gadget could help control the pesky insects in the Fraser Valley next year. The company contracted by the Fraser Valley and Metro Vancouver regional districts to manage the mosquito population hopes to start using drones to better control the pests. The potential tech solution comes after 2022's particularly horrible mosquito year.
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