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Struggling on B.C. minimum wage

Struggling on B.C. minimum wage

Amanda McGuffin struggles to see how $10.25 an hour will improve her financial situation. The 30-year-old single mother, who’s in debt for more than $3,000, has been struggling for five years, ever since moving from Alberta to B.C. Working for minimum wage at a local fast food restaurant, her last pay cheque was $276.78.

Greendale gets community school designation

Greendale elementary school is now Greendale community school. For more than two years, the elementary school has been working towards community school status, and at last week’s board meeting, without hesitation, trustees approved the community school designation and subsequent name change.

Chilliwack group hopes to raise spinal muscular atrophy awareness

Grass roots with Grant Ullyot

Grass roots with Grant Ullyot

Helping after the disaster

The Best Western Rainbow Country Inn is pulling out all the stops April 21 for Japanese earthquake victims with their heartfelt fundraiser, Here, After, for the Disaster.
Iva Hancock named Soroptimist Woman of the Year

Iva Hancock named Soroptimist Woman of the Year

Iva Hancock may be a petite-sized woman, but she’s got a mammoth amount of energy and a heart the size of Chilliwack.
Setting a world record one baby bum at a time

Setting a world record one baby bum at a time

Baby bums. A whole lot of baby bums.
Paula DeWitt-Krause: Musically driven

Paula DeWitt-Krause: Musically driven

Have you ever been around a person that is so focused, passionate and immersed in what they do that they almost vibrate with enthusiasm? Paula DeWitt-Krause is one of those people and I must admit that her passion and dedication to her music is infectious.

Students earn enviro accolades

Kids at Bernard elementary are officially green thumbs.
A royal wedding - in Chilliwack

A royal wedding - in Chilliwack