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Missing boater found entangled in old fishing net

Entangled in an old fishing net, a boater reported missing last Thursday on the Fraser River was rescued later that day by the Chilliwack Search And Rescue Team and the RCMP.
Update: Promontory home goes up in flames

Update: Promontory home goes up in flames

A house fire on Goldspring Place in Promontory Heights was apparently a fast and furious blaze, according to neighbours contacted by The Progress.
New premier to be sworn in March 14

New premier to be sworn in March 14

Abbotsford crash victim had suspended licence

Abbotsford crash victim had suspended licence

James Wilson ran into his friend, Robbie Minler, on Saturday night in Abbotsford just as Minler was getting ready to catch a ride with another buddy into Langley.
Aboriginal group agrees to industry talks

Aboriginal group agrees to industry talks

Fraud charge stayed in Sanborn hearing

Fraud charge stayed in Sanborn hearing

A criminal fraud charge laid against former city employee Grant Sanborn was stayed in Chilliwack provincial court Thursday.
Staff, students look forward to new school

Staff, students look forward to new school

Joe Ogmundson can’t wait to see the old gym at Chilliwack secondary school torn down. Ogmundson who’s been teaching and coaching at CSS for more than two decades and who’s also a graduate of the school, has no time for sentiments when it comes to the current gym facilities.
Tory strategy to target ethnic voters points to spring election

Tory strategy to target ethnic voters points to spring election

Surrey, Burnaby and Vancouver ridings flagged in leaked document
Region wants rules to block farm mega-houses

Region wants rules to block farm mega-houses

Estate lifestyle comes at expense of food production

Investor sees potential in restructured Falls resort

One of the largest investors in the financially faltering Falls golf course is calling on city officials to show the “political will” to help the hillside resort stave off bankruptcy. Michael Thornton said if the city will “fast-track” subdivision approvals to create smaller “bite-sized” parcels affordable to more buyers, it could help the company deal with the $75-million debt crisis that forced it to seek bankruptcy protection earlier this month.