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Josh Kozelj

Josh Kozelj is an award-winning journalist and creative writer.

Josh’s work has been featured in the Globe and Mail, New York Times and The Tyee, among many other places.

Outside of writing, you’ll often see him running on a trail or stretch of road in incredibly short shorts.

Although he is a morning person, he writes better at night.

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Josh's Latest Articles

How this Maple Ridge man inspired dozens to plunge into frigid water every week

Since the beginning of January, more than 600 people have signed up for a group dedicated to dipping into the Alouette River every week

Local curling club eyes provincials as gateway into the sport

Four months after hosting Olympic qualifier, Golden Ears Winter Club readies for Masters provincial championship

Maple Ridge adopts response plan to U.S. tariff threats

Most of the city’s vendors are Canadian, but some materials are sourced from the U.S.

Council washes their hands of construction waste treatment project

Nine acre soil washing facility unanimously rejected by Pitt Meadows council

New trail parking lot; bridge under consideration in Silver Valley

A multi-use path bridge over the North Alouette River may allow more residents to access both sides of the trail network

Maple Ridge alternative school receives $3k to expand its garden

Connex to use funding for irrigation system, new planter boxes for garden that serves as an outdoor classroom

Short term, high density: Maple Ridge backs proposed rental plan

Triplexes and fourplexes added to proposed city-wide short-term regulation framework

Maple Ridge eyeing 6.87 per cent property tax increase for 2025

Existing services, fire and policing, parks are reasons for the hike, set to be finalized next month

Discs away: Local disc golfers celebrate opening of new Pitt Meadows course

Bonson Bowl first permanent disc golf course to open in Ridge Meadows in decades

Pitt Meadows pumps the brakes on new art in Harris Road Park

City decides now is not the right time to add $250,000 art piece to popular park; future of reserve fund in doubt