School district says the money is badly needed to accommodate students currently housed in 93 portable classrooms
Police assurances that ‘the public is not at risk’ provides little comfort
Chilliwack should make clear its concerns for its aquifer with the pipeline’s new owners
Plea sparked by National Missing Child Day
The recent RCB Cup will leave Chilliwack cheering for a while
Although there has been much talk about the flood of 1948, we’re a long way from that.
Opioid drug use might be more common, but we should never let the tragedy of addiction become commonplace.
We can’t pretend there aren’t already oil tankers in the Salish Sea
Secondary suites aren’t going away, so it’s appropriate that the City of Chilliwack is looking at ways to manage them.
So many dreams died on that bus; so many more irreparably altered.
Distracted driving leaves much collateral damage in its wake
We shouldn’t be afraid to give our city a little personality
New supportive housing project in Chilliwack another step in the right direction.
Firefighters called from multiple halls to battle the blaze.
What’s missing in the announced closure of the CHANCE alternative progam in Chilliwack is word on a clear plan for the future.
With time running out, B.C. cities still are not sure what the retail landscape will look like once recreational pot is legalized.
A look back at the great influenza epidemic of 1918
There’s more than enough blame to go around.
The Chilliwack school district must move beyond the distraction created a trustee’s anti-SOGI stand
The targeting of a parent volunteer has brought the SOGI debate in Chilliwack to a new low.
