Townsend turf and parking lot full of people and activities for nation’s birthday
Face painting, balloon twisting and bouncy castles were just some of the Canada Day activities that drew big crowds to Townsend Park on Sunday. Guests also tried axe throwing, martial arts, watched stage performances, perused a vendor market and ate at food trucks while they waited for the evening ceremonies to start.
Family Day will mark officially opening for new building, after sneak peek tours on Saturday
Ruth and Naomi’s went over-capacity this week to accommodate shelter guests coming in from the cold
Closing arguments heard in Ian Robert Meissner’s trial for accessing and possessing child pornography
Francois-Philippe Champagne visited the Chilliwack Chamber of Commerce on Feb. 123
Free info sessions allow attendees a chance to talk face-to-face with local medical professionals
Video, mural and song about saving the salmon claims the top prize
RCMP says victim has ‘non-life threatening’ injuries, incident still under investigation
Coastal Health official say the cases stem from the French-language Ecole Jules Verne Secondary
Some said the Amber Alert issued late Thursday for Riya Rajkumar disrupted their sleep
Accuser went to police, interviewed by Britian’s Daily Telegraph
Warning, graphic images: Man has burns on 80 per cent of his body, slashed with knife
Archeologists from the Smithsonian Institute estimate one of the stones found dates back up to 3500 years
Firefighters find man suffering from smoke inhalation, burns to face and hands: battalion chief
Next jackpot expected to be $25 million
