Suggestions to build an entirely new Vedder crossing at Tyson Road is as unworkable as it is unnecessary.
A source of endless frustration for both residents and visitors to our community received some welcome relief last week.
Sunday’s earthquake was a gentle reminder of the geologic forces at work beneath the ground in the eastern Fraser Valley.
But Chilliwack residents could be excused for thinking summer started months ago.
It doesn’t take much to turn a smoldering cigarette butt into a costly and dangerous fire.
Chilliwack has some remarkable terrain. But that beauty and scenic serenity can mask its risks.
The bicycle was once the transportation of choice for Chilliwack students. Not anymore.
Garbage is a perennial problem in the Chilliwack back country. Volunteers do their best, but clearly more resources are needed.
For the past three years a small army of volunteers have been toiling to restore the productivity of a key piece of natural habitat.
The Browne Creek Wetlands is the newest addition to Chilliwack's trail network. But the work's not over yet, proponents say.
As the experts say, it’s better to be prepared than to be sorry.
In the heady days following the end of the Second World War, air transport was seen as the way of the future for Chilliwack.
National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to acknowledge the work done by so many in the community to build a better Chilliwack.
The entire Fraser Valley flood plain is a web of jurisdictions – places where the decision of one can have implications downstream
Distracted driving is now the second leading cause of car crashes in the province, police say.
The addition of the Fraser Express to Chilliwack’s transportation mix is one of the most significant developments in recent years.
If the Chilliwack school district is looking for a rationale to live-stream its board meetings, it doesn’t have to look far.
Court rules City of Chilliwack paid too little for expropriation
There’s no guarantee that those who receive CPR will survive, but at least it will give them a fighting chance.
It's a balancing act determining where Chilliwack tax dollars will be spent in the year – and decade – ahead.
