Mathieu Caron leads Chilliwack Chiefs to shutout win over Wenatchee Wild
Chilliwack’s netminder stopped 29 pucks Saturday night in a BCHL Showcase game at Prospera Centre.
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The Latest
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VIDEO: Foster and adopted children claimed and named
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Chilliwack Chiefs erase three goal deficit in overtime win
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Chilliwack man feeling helpless about puppy stolen while at church
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UPDATE: Missing Chilliwack man has been found
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UPDATED: Chilliwack councillor’s expenses being sent to the RCMP
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Messages of hope, encouragement line bars of B.C. bridge
B.C. RCMP turn to Const. Scarecrow to shock speeders into slowing down
Chrystia Freeland says NAFTA talks are in an 'intensive phase'
Fire tornado near Vanderhoof
News
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Man facing charges after allegedly climbing into police car, spraying fire extinguisher
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It’s official: B.C.’s civic election campaign period kicks off
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B.C. tent city residents have three weeks to clear out: Supreme Court
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Coaches, players on Alberta university rugby team buckle up for the Broncos
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The Vatican ‘owes God an apology,’ activist says in letter to Pope Francis
Municipal Election
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Final list of 2018 election candidates confirmed for Chilliwack and beyond
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Meghan Reid enters Chilliwack school board trustee race
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Bud Mercer has decided to seek a council seat in Chilliwack
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Patti MacAhonic taking another run for Chilliwack council seat
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Testing the waters to see which election issues are making waves
Most Read
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B.C. tent city residents have three weeks to clear out: Supreme Court
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Police look for woman missing from Coquitlam psychiatric hospital for over 2 weeks
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VIDEO: Foster and adopted children claimed and named
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It’s official: B.C.’s civic election campaign period kicks off
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Porsche impounded for going 138 km/hr in 90 zone during charity rally
Community
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Chilliwack and Yarrow libraries in need of reading buddies
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Breasts and babes is the name of the game at the 18th annual Quintessence Breastfeeding Challenge
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B.C. couple plans sustainable, zero-waste life in the Shuswap
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Another successful year for Chilliwack’s ‘We Got Your Back’ backpack program
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New ‘meowyoral’ race featuring felines announced by Chilliwack animal shelter
Entertainment
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‘Little Feet’ book documents B.C. woman’s horrific 2001 accident
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UFV hosts revitalized Literary Festival featuring some of its previous writers-in-residence
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‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘Mrs. Maisel’ triumph at Emmys
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Chilliwack’s Imagination Library program gets financial boost
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Fraser Valley artist puts her talent to fabric and lands on Vancouver’s fashion runway
Opinion
B.C. VIEWS: Looking under the hood of ICBC’s war on crashes
Is our accident rate really soaring, or is it inefficiency?
B.C. VIEWS: ’Not photo radar’ coming soon to high-crash areas
ICBC deficit now largely due to reckless and distracted driving
Reader Poll
The federal government’s decision to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline has drawn fire from the left and the right.
While some call the nationalization of the pipeline an indication of failed leadership and a failed process, other say the purchase does nothing to protect B.C.’s coast, or address broader issues like climate change.
Still others say the Liberal government had few options if it wanted to assure completion of a project that could generate billions of dollars in tax revenue, boost employment and actually fund carbon reduction efforts.
What do you think?
Was the federal government right to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline?
