The quality of the projects, not a byelection, is the reason behind recent government funding announcements, says Chilliwack MLA John Les.
Chilliwack homeowners react to news Kinder Morgan wants to twin the oil pipeline running beneath their backyards.
Emergency crews have knocked down a fire at a Yarrow gas station that came dangerously close to fuel pumps.
Chilliwack RCMP officer warning drivers using cellphones catches Internet attention.
Chilliwack MLA John Les says the B.C. government to contribute $25,000 towards rebuilding a berm at Carey Point washed away last year.
Enforcing new federal crime laws may cost B.C. taxpayers.
Presidents of post-secondary institutions in B.C. send "reminder" to B.C. government that budget cuts will affect student services.
Fraser Valley residents are raising the alarm about possible expansion of a pipeline carrying crude oil through the valley to Vancouver.
Critics balk at Tory proposal, but Chilliwack-Fraser Canyon MP Mark Strahl says government 'not abandoning' fish habitat protection
NDP MLA Shane Simpson slammed the ICBA for a “personal attack on Adrian Dix based on something that happened 14 years ago.”
For 36 years Shari Greer struggled to keep the story of her 11-year-old daughter's 1975 murder in Abbotsford in the public eye.
BC Liberals trip on city bylaw with election signs going up before byelection called in Chilliwack-Hope
A female RCMP officer in Chilliwack was punched by a cyclist during a "routine" stop for not wearing a helmet.
There's a low risk of "superbug" infection at Chilliwack General Hospital, says a spokesman for the Fraser Health Authority.
A Chilliwack man who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting three young boys was sentenced to 18 months in jail and three years probation.
Chilliwack MLA John Les says he will introduce a Senate Election Act today (Tuesday) in the legislature.
BC Conservative candidate John Martin blasted Premier Christy Clark and the BC Liberal government Tuesday.
Grant Sanborn re-elected to hold the trial in the Supreme Court, a move that could delay proceedings for as much as a year.
CHILLIWACK - A pitch to promote new provincial packaging standards brings a renewed call for a moratorium on Vancouver incineration plans.
The $10,000 tax credit for first-time new house buyers should be good news for buyers in Chilliwack, says Cynthia Admiraal.
