Several B.C. patients may have cancer that went undetected because two radiologists misinterpreted the results of CT scans performed at hospitals in Abbotsford and Powell River last year.
Human remains found in a wooded area near the boundary of Hope and Agassiz on Wednesday are being investigated by the RCMP's Integrated Homicide Investigation Team.
Police are conducting an investigation after human remains were located in a wooded area along a forest service road, near the boundary of Hope and Agassiz.
A final treaty agreement is tantalizingly close for the In-SHUCK-ch First Nation, the first to formally join the B.C. treaty process back in 1993.
Police are looking for a young man who allegedly exposed himself and sexually assaulted a woman walking on Young Road near Cheam Avenue Wednesday night.
Wire theft is putting Fraser Valley residents' safety at risk, especially those living with little or no cellphone service in remote areas of the region.
Did Chilliwack city officials turn a blind eye to permit violations at a Vedder Mountain gravel pit where “over-mining” led to increased fees the city received under its gravel removal bylaw?
That’s the question raised by the Vedder Mountain Preservation Group, whose earlier research unearthed permit violations at the site that led to a brief stop-work order issued in January by the B.C. mines ministry.
Enrollment is down at Mt. Slesse middle school simply because there are not enough students in the catchment area, said school officials, not because it's a bad school.
Party says close to 50,000 new members signed up
Victoria eyes cheaper refit of existing bridge to keep it free
A rezoning application for the proposed new Chilliwack Health Contact Centre is expected to go on the agenda for next Tuesday's council meeting.
Here's a chance to tour the newly renovated sections of Chilliwack General Hospital and learn something about its expansive hundred-year-old history.
The cause of a fire that destroyed half a single-family home in Popkum Monday is unknown.
A black male in a dark red station wagon is believed responsible for two armed robberies in one hour Saturday night.
Neil CorbettBlack Press –A recent rash of break-ins at the homes of…
If early indicators are correct, Chilliwack school district will be recording its…
Students living in Yarrow may soon be switching middle schools.
Anger about the slaughter of sled dogs by a Whistler adventure company has touched Chilliwack.
Challenge seeks freedom of nutritional choice
Not too late to vaccinate: health officials
