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Kamloops couple nabbed for mail theft

A man and woman from Kamloops suspected of stealing mail near Hope were arrested by police Tuesday after they pulled off Hwy 1 at Popkum Road.
Plant a row kicks off with workshop

Plant a row kicks off with workshop

Everyone is invited to learn tricks to successful veggie growing on Saturday afternoon, as master gardener Brian Minter hosts a workshop on soil health at Gwynne Vaughan Park.

15-year-old Chilliwack boy arrested for break-in

A 15-year-old Chilliwack boy was arrested Tuesday after he was found hiding inside the garage of a home police believe he had broken into earlier.

Hapless hitchhiker gets free ride - to jail

Rule number one for criminals fleeing the scene of a crime: Do not ask the police for a ride.

'Observant' Chilliwack citizen credited with arrest

An "observant citizen" is being credited for the arrest of a suspect in a number of theft-from-vehicles on Corbould Street and Lewis Avenue Sunday morning.

Adamson eyes NDP nomination in Chilliwack-Hope

Dennis Adamson, electoral area director for Yale at the Fraser Valley Regional District, has announced he's seeking the New Democratic Party's nomination in the provincial Chilliwack-Hope riding.
Landfill capping piques curiosity

Landfill capping piques curiosity

As motorists take the curve after Wolfe Road heading toward Chilliwack Mountain, many have been wondering about what the heavy equipment has been up to in the large field.
NDP's Jenny Kwan backs Farnworth

NDP's Jenny Kwan backs Farnworth

Season ticket holders wait and wonder

Grant Ullyot has been a season ticket holder from the beginning, so the red flags were easy for him to see. Every year at this time, the Chilliwack Bruins would be in contact to make sure he was planning to renew his tickets. If he was at all hesitant, their sales staff would reassure him that the on-ice product was getting better, the ticket package was outstanding and he would not regret signing on for another year.

Emergency lighting system in Chilliwack funded by feds

An emergency lighting system will be installed in one of Chilliwack's designated emergency lodging sites with a $29,194 federal grant.