Today’s stories include the District 1881 break-in investigation, followed by the Chilliwack mayoral campaign, Chamber leadership transition and Hope Search and Rescue operations.
by Editorial Team
Today's edition contains 15 stories and community developments. The strongest new reporting comes from October 13–14, supplemented by verified municipal notices and upcoming events.
by Editorial Team
The MRI proposal and Bradley Centre redevelopment concern long-term access to healthcare for residents throughout the eastern Fraser Valley.
by Editorial Team
The most consequential municipal decision scheduled for today is Hope's Hudson Bay Street zoning amendment, while Chilliwack's school board meeting deserves attention because it marks the end of service for three trustees.
by Editorial Team
The Young Road improvement proposal is today's strongest infrastructure story. It could reshape an important Chilliwack transportation corridor while accommodating future airport development and improving conditions for pedestrians and cyclists.
by Editorial Team
The most immediate community story is the national BMX championship weekend. With more than 700 competitors, it is a meaningful tourism and economic event for Chilliwack.
by Editorial Team
Chilliwack faces nine months of downtown roadwork as 700+ BMX racers arrive for national championships. Police seek witnesses to an e-scooter/semi-truck collision. Election deadlines near in Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs and Hope, while new transit measures could make voting easier.
by Editorial Team
The biggest positive story today is the arrival of another family physician in Chilliwack. It has immediate practical value for residents and represents a tangible addition to local healthcare capacity.
by Editorial Team
Today’s stories include the District 1881 break-in investigation, followed by the Chilliwack mayoral campaign, Chamber leadership transition and Hope Search and Rescue operations.
by Editorial Team
Chilliwack avian influenza outbreak, hospital fundraising milestone, lower Fraser River high streamflow advisory, Coquihalla wind alert and Remembrance Day preparations.
Today we cover the repeated power outages, Ted Stoker tribute, Chiefs Remembrance Day games, weekend markets, literacy fundraiser and regional community developments.
The Western Hockey League announced Wednesday that Chilliwack will receive its 24th franchise, beginning with the 2027–28 season. Former NHL coach Jeremy Colliton will lead the new organization as governor, general manager and head coach.
Today's coverage includes Chilliwack drought conditions, new municipal councils, UFV health fair, Harrison budget consultation and local community events.
Today's coverage includes Cheam First Nation business deadline, Rotary book sale opening, Hope water-main flushing, FVRD emergency-preparedness initiative, Boston Bar fire hall project and local hockey coverage.
We cover Fatal Young Road fire, telecommunications outage, Prest Road construction, FVRD civic-building tender, Chilliwack River Valley paving delay, and high-school football results.
Harrison Hot Springs has completed an $850,000 streetscape improvement project along Lillooet Avenue West, adding pedestrian-safety improvements, accessible public spaces and tourism amenities to the village centre.
Today we cover the Lytton mayoral result, Cheam First Nation business opportunity, Community Futures leadership appointment, Hope vehicle thefts, and the extraordinary Fraser River sturgeon catch.
Today’s stories include the District 1881 break-in investigation, followed by the Chilliwack mayoral campaign, Chamber leadership transition and Hope Search and Rescue operations.
by Editorial Team
Today's edition contains 15 stories and community developments. The strongest new reporting comes from October 13–14, supplemented by verified municipal notices and upcoming events.
by Editorial Team
The MRI proposal and Bradley Centre redevelopment concern long-term access to healthcare for residents throughout the eastern Fraser Valley.
by Editorial Team
The most consequential municipal decision scheduled for today is Hope's Hudson Bay Street zoning amendment, while Chilliwack's school board meeting deserves attention because it marks the end of service for three trustees.
by Editorial Team
The Young Road improvement proposal is today's strongest infrastructure story. It could reshape an important Chilliwack transportation corridor while accommodating future airport development and improving conditions for pedestrians and cyclists.
by Editorial Team
The most immediate community story is the national BMX championship weekend. With more than 700 competitors, it is a meaningful tourism and economic event for Chilliwack.
by Editorial Team
Chilliwack faces nine months of downtown roadwork as 700+ BMX racers arrive for national championships. Police seek witnesses to an e-scooter/semi-truck collision. Election deadlines near in Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs and Hope, while new transit measures could make voting easier.
by Editorial Team
The biggest positive story today is the arrival of another family physician in Chilliwack. It has immediate practical value for residents and represents a tangible addition to local healthcare capacity.
by Editorial Team