Progress reporter Alina Konevski takes a behind-the-scenes look at RCMP dispatch in Chilliwack.
Students agree to pay for a private shuttle bus between Abbotsford and Chilliwack starting this fall.
50 Chilliwack residents came out Wednesday night to plan how to tackle illegal dumping in the area.
A new board policy for the distribution of materials in school has renewed concerns about the separation of church and state.
The stunning new building of Yarrow Community School held its official opening last Friday, to a full house of community supporters.
Landowners frequently hear shots on Vedder Mountain, and have been struggling to control the illegal dumping in the area.
Kim Reimer is running for the Green Party of BC, Chilliwack riding, after her work with the anti-chlorination movement.
The province is rolling out a $132-million program to ensure that all residents have a family physician by 2015.
The RCMP's Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment has chosen Inspector Deanne Burleigh as the new Officer in Charge.
This past Feb. was warmer, and drier, than the 30-year average conditions for Chilliwack. And snowfall was significantly less than average.
The Chilliwack school district has launched another survey to gauge residents' attitudes toward a two-week spring break.
Fraser Institute's school rankings are rekindling are rekindling the standardized testing debate in Chilliwack.
Chilliwack school district overspends by 42 per cent on special education, a "not unusual" situation, according to a recent report.
Garbage, junk, animal carcasses and spent shells spoiling Vedder trails; trail enthusiasts want action
Chilliwack MLA John Les is furious at Metro Vancouver's incinerator plans, saying there is still a tough environmental review process ahead.
A slide at Promontory Heights Elementary School was burned again, the most recent incident in vandalism at public schools.
Chilliwack Cultural Centre is buying 20 cordless microphones for the theatre, thanks to recently approved grants.
A contest invites Chilliwack student submissions of art pieces to raise awareness about violence against women for Women's Day.
FVRD director Dennis Adamson claimed over $28,000 of travel expenses for 2011 without supporting documents.
Fraser Valley residents are flocking to US stores in large numbers, squeezing the local job market.
