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Chilliwack mail might be delayed if it must go through a big city where rotating strikes by Canada Post workers are being mounted, said Pete Butcher, president of the Upper Fraser Valley local of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers.

The first step in electing a B.C. senator was taken in the legislature last week as Chilliwack MLA John Les introduced a private member's bill that sets out the mechanics of the process.

A Chilliwack man and woman were killed when their vehicle left Highway 1 and plunged into the Vedder Canal early Wednesday morning.

The “blockbuster heist” of more than a half ton of silver ingots from a Chilliwack home in February is now being matched by a blockbuster reward of $20,000.

B.C. is getting its own Highway of Heroes.

Council has asked city staff to see if there is any interest among groups or individuals in assuming the responsibility of parade coordination.

All packaging and print materials to be covered, but industry group will design new system

Yale First Nation Chief Robert Hope is taking the high road in the treaty dispute with the Sto:lo and offering to back off a proposed permit system to control access to fishing sites in the Fraser Canyon claimed by Sto:lo families.

Real estate correction possible if rates rise or foreign buying slows