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Chilliwack celebrated Canada Day at Heritage Park on Friday. The day was filled with games for children, entertainment, antique cars, military vehicles, fireworks and more.

Environmental stewards are about to get the scoop on poop in Cultus Lake.

Chilliwack’s housing stock cannot be described as “age-friendly” noted a city staff member at the June 21 council meeting. But that may be about to change.

Fewer than a dozen Northern spotted owls are left in B.C. so it is critical to save any prime habitat that’s left for them. That’s the rationale behind the Western Canada Wilderness Committee plan to host a Canada Day Campout near Chilliwack Lake, as way to help save a spotted owl forest from proposed logging, said Joy Foy, national campaign director for WCWC.

NDP leader accuses premier of hiding

Two-week extension in response to postal service delays

After months of work, volunteers in Chilliwack have a Sherman tank running in time for Canada Day.

A scathing report into the neglect of a teenager with special needs laid partial blame on the Chilliwack school district.

B.C.’s provincial sales tax is dead – for now – but a Chilliwack businessman is fighting a $106,000 bill after he stopped collecting the PST from customers five years ago on the advice of a B.C. government auditor.

A local horse wrangler lassoed a horse that had fallen into the Vedder River yesterday, and successfully guided it to safety.