Chilliwack Connect on Oct. 3 links those in-need with local support services, a day of pampering, and a variety of donated items.
Shine a purple light bulb during the month of October to support the Purple Light Nights campaign against domestic violence.
Celebrate Seniors Day on Oct. 1 at the Landing Sports Centre, featuring over 50 exhibitors, expert guest speakers and live entertainment.
Explore Chilliwack: Volunteers have made great progress building trails in the Community Forest. The fun continues Sept. 27 at 1 p.m.
A little library has opened in a Garrison Crossing park, allowing neighbours and children to come together to borrow and share books.
Akon took the stage at Evergreen Hall Sept. 19, performing his fan-favourite tracks in preparation for the release of his new album.
Food Banks Canada wants to interrupt our fascination with food by instead putting the focus on hunger.
The Sears National Kids Cancer Ride cyclists stopped in Chilliwack on Day 1 of their 17-day journey from White Rock to Halifax.
After three years of success running Hope Pharmacy, O'hana has opened SuperCare Pharmacy in downtown Chilliwack.
Retirees are encouraged to attend Senior Peer Counsellors training beginning Sept 21 to help local seniors in need of a friend.
Explore Chilliwack: Skelton Park is special to the surrounding retirement community, and to the late Norman and Agnes Skelton.
Adults age 50 and older registered for dozens of exciting Elder College courses on Tuesday. Registration continues in-office until October.
The Bucket List Festival returns Sept. 26, featuring engaging speakers, helpful resources and awesome bucket list prize experiences.
The work by First Nations artists Terry Horne, Stan Greene, Fred Jackson, and Wayne Williams has been installed in Vedder Crossing plaza.
The Parkinson SuperWalk takes place September 8 at 2 p.m., to raise funds for Parkinson's research, education and support services.
Two brave Chilliwack moms take on the 20-storey Easter Seals Drop Zone on September 9.
World Suicide Prevention Day takes place September 10 at Sto:lo Nation Grounds. This year's theme is Reaching Out to Save Lives.
The Children's Arts Festival takes place September 19. Kids will create art projects, learn dances, attend awesome performances, and more.
Watch for artist Marie Lorenz early on Sept 2 as she floats down the Fraser in a handmade boat - part of a week-long creative voyage.
Chilliwack "Team Wobbly Legs" prepares for the 200-km BC Ride to Conquer Cancer taking place August 29-30.
