A hearty tomato-vegetable soup was bubbling away on the stove Monday morning at the Chilliwack Salvation Army soup kitchen.
Most Chilliwack residents bucked the B.C. trend and voted to keep the HST, but the Yes side won overall in B.C. with 54.73 per cent.
It’s an extremely well-used recreational corridor in Chilliwack in need of a fresh look at its management.
A remote property on Nixon Road that once housed huge underground bunkers to grow marijuana was the scene of yet another hillside fire.
The newly repaired Keith Wilson bridge was in operation Wednesday afternoon — a little more than a week ahead of schedule.
Chilliwack Mayor Sharon Gaetz doused speculation she might run for a provincial seat, in the wake of Chilliwack-Hope MLA Barry Penner’s surprise announcement Thursday that he’s stepping down from cabinet.
Life is already different for Chilliwack-Hope MLA Barry Penner who stepped down from his role as Attorney-General in the B.C. cabinet last week.
The prospect of the new skate park moving to Webster Road is starting to appeal to some of the local users.
One man is in police custody and another got away after an early morning “grow-rip” was waged on a medical marijuana grow-op in East Chilliwack.
Country star Aaron Pritchett is added to roster of strong local talent at 2011 Party in the Park finale Aug. 26 in Central Community Park.
A 56-year-old former hockey coach pleaded guilty to sexual interference of two boys, who were 11 and 13 at the time.
The annual Chilliwack event is a veritable celebration of the region's artists, and a chance to discover the inherent charm of the Columbia Valley, says Art on the Farm organizer Minda Chittendon.
A garbage-habituated bear at a Chilliwack-area trailer park had to be destroyed by a conservation officer Wednesday.
Chilliwack’s brand-new skate park will not be built at the Twin Rinks site, along with the new Sardis library, as originally planned.
Heightened concern for the fate of wild salmon is inspiring action in several salmon-reliant communities the Fraser River watershed.
What a long, strange trip it’s been for Jason McCelvey of TheHippie Trip.com.
Almost a quarter-million dollars in refunded development cost charges could be issued to Genica Development this week from City of Chilliwack coffers.
Hundreds of anglers staked out a spot on the lower Fraser River over the weekend to take advantage of a recreational opening for sockeye.
Recreational anglers were given a three-day fishery for sockeye on the Lower Fraser River.
Major repairs are underway on the Keith Wilson bridge in Chilliwack for the entire month of August. For at least one Greendale resident, the road closure has been a blessing.
