Chilliwack’s lakes and rivers offer a great place to cool off, but their beauty belies their danger
But bricks and mortar can only take a plan so far without community support
Five people were gunned down in the Capital Gazette newsroom
With two councillors running for mayor, and another not seeking re-election, what will council look like after the municipal election?
Elected officials in Chilliwack need to hit the books this some and make the case for school expansion
Don’t worry, be happy about pot legalization
There are still some who justify President Donald Trump’s treatment of migrant children
Police assurances that ‘the public is not at risk’ provides little comfort
Despite your personal take on Surrey’s controversial site, it’s hard to argue with results
Quibbles over symbolic rainbow crossings belie critics’ genuine concerns
Chilliwack should make clear its concerns for its aquifer with the pipeline’s new owners
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.
Higher gas prices are said to drive us to take public transit. Are we there yet?
Private members bill would eliminate $61-a-day per diem for local MLAs in Greater Victoria
Both sides of SOGI debate for B.C. schools show signs of bravery, but not all are heroic
Half a million people attend parade in Surrey and in its wake, things are cleaned up within 10 hours
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.
We shouldn’t be afraid to give our city a little personality
