Today we cover the repeated power outages, Ted Stoker tribute, Chiefs Remembrance Day games, weekend markets, literacy fundraiser and regional community developments.

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.

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's stories include Chilliwack death investigation, Agassiz impaired-driving arrests, federal summer jobs funding, Boston Bar arrests, and Hope's new community-services hub.

The provincial election has created a new political environment for Chilliwack, with the incoming municipal administration seeking cooperation with provincial representatives on longstanding healthcare priorities.

The BC Conservatives achieved a decisive victory in the provincial election, with all three Upper Fraser Valley ridings showing substantial Conservative leads. A major film festival's closing celebrations and several important municipal decisions are making local news.

A dangerous-driving investigation in Agassiz, a police clarification about Highway 1, and unusually low provincial advance-voting numbers in Chilliwack are among this morning's leading developments.