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First Nations protocols to be agreed upon with the District

Renewed relationships on the horizon for the District of Hope and Chawathil First Nation

Randy Swope, owner of Beadifferent, shows off one of his favourite pieces of jewelry at his shop in Hope. Beadifferent showcases carvings, jewelry, and lamps.

Beadifferent bedazzles

Local bead shop offers diversity with unique jewelry, wood carvings, and lamp-working

Randy Swope, owner of Beadifferent, shows off one of his favourite pieces of jewelry at his shop in Hope. Beadifferent showcases carvings, jewelry, and lamps.
The community of Hope had the opportunity to view the Integrated Official Community Plan (IOCP) 2040 at council chambers in District Hall Tuesday.

IOCP revealed to public

The Integrated Official Community Plan (IOCP) was introduced to the community of Hope for its first public viewing

The community of Hope had the opportunity to view the Integrated Official Community Plan (IOCP) 2040 at council chambers in District Hall Tuesday.
Members of the community were able to view the Integrated Official Community Plan (IOCP) 2040 in council chambers at District Hall on Tuesday at an open house.

IOCP officially revealed to the public

Members of the community of Hope were able to view the Integrated Official Community Plan for the first time

Members of the community were able to view the Integrated Official Community Plan (IOCP) 2040 in council chambers at District Hall on Tuesday at an open house.
Yoga instructor Monica Cummins (centre,) leads a chair yoga class at the Rec Centre.

Finding a careful balance

Chair yoga is an adaptive take on traditional yoga, helping people improve mobility, achieve clarity of mind, and relax

Yoga instructor Monica Cummins (centre,) leads a chair yoga class at the Rec Centre.

The District’s Pollution Control Centre up for repair

Upgrades are needed to realign the PCC with Ministry of Environment regulations

Former Chilliwack-Sumas MLA John Les spoke to a sold out crowd at the Hope District & Chamber of Commerce's second installment of its three part series.

Second installment of series inspires

The Hope & District Chamber of Commerce hosted the second installment of its third part series, 'Present' to a sold out crowd

Former Chilliwack-Sumas MLA John Les spoke to a sold out crowd at the Hope District & Chamber of Commerce's second installment of its three part series.

Transit pilot project needs provincial support

A pilot project proposal for regional transportation in Hope is seeking additional support from the FVRD to 'unfreeze' provincial funding

Three spike attempts result in abandoned vehicle

Hope RCMP erect spike belts in an attempt to apprehend suspects in a stolen vehicle from Merritt

Plans finalized for Old Hope Princeton Way

Developer Mike Hatche reveals plans for new hotel complex

Rogue cougar killed by officials

A cougar on the prowl was destroyed by officials Monday night

A charming bald eagle enjoys its perch at the Greater Vancouver Zoo, during a misty morning tour.

Bald Eagle enjoys its perch

A striking bald eagle makes eye contact with visitors as they view the majestic creature

A charming bald eagle enjoys its perch at the Greater Vancouver Zoo, during a misty morning tour.
The first week of Advent marked the traditional Advent Walk, held on the first Monday of Advent in Hope.

Lighting the season of hope

The first week of Advent marked the traditional Advent Walk, held on the first Monday of Advent in Hope.

The first week of Advent marked the traditional Advent Walk, held on the first Monday of Advent in Hope.
Violette Freimark addresses a captive audience, along with local dignitaries at a mock question and voting session at the Rec Centre in honour of United Nations & Unicef International Children's Day.

Future prime minister unites peers in mock government

Meet Violette Freimark, a little lady with future aspirations to run the country

Violette Freimark addresses a captive audience, along with local dignitaries at a mock question and voting session at the Rec Centre in honour of United Nations & Unicef International Children's Day.
Staff Sergeant Karol Rehdner enjoys getting to know the community of Hope in his new position.

There’s a new staff sergeant in town

Karol Rehdner joins the Hope RCMP detachment as the new staff sergeant

Staff Sergeant Karol Rehdner enjoys getting to know the community of Hope in his new position.
Lorenzetti Acres Ltd, is continuing to settle the blaze that erupted Tuesday afteroon in Laidlaw.

Blaze in Laidlaw contained

Officials are still working to settle the remnants of a fire that erupted at Lorenzetti Acres Ltd on Tuesday afternoon

Lorenzetti Acres Ltd, is continuing to settle the blaze that erupted Tuesday afteroon in Laidlaw.
From left to right: Pedro Moreno, Vanessa Peters (centre) and YFN Chief Ken Hansen in front of their new building on 3rd Avenue.

Yale First Nation Government opens its doors in Hope

History was made when Yale First Nation invited the community to attend the grand opening of their new office location

From left to right: Pedro Moreno, Vanessa Peters (centre) and YFN Chief Ken Hansen in front of their new building on 3rd Avenue.
Clockwise: Helen Kennedy, Tara McKinney, Cassandra Robillard, Tracey Paynter and Brian McKinney take a moment to reflect before beginning a paranormal investigative evening at the Hope Info Visitor Centre and Museum Friday evening.

A curious evening with the paranormal

Investigators from the British Columbian Ghost & Hauntings Research Society makes an appearance in Hope

Clockwise: Helen Kennedy, Tara McKinney, Cassandra Robillard, Tracey Paynter and Brian McKinney take a moment to reflect before beginning a paranormal investigative evening at the Hope Info Visitor Centre and Museum Friday evening.
Dr. Joshua Greggain is a force to be reckoned with at the Fraser Canyon Hospital. Greggain recently won the Fraser Health Above and Beyond Award for Service Delivery Excellence.

Going above and beyond the call of duty for one local doctor

Esteemed physician Dr. Joshua Greggain receives prestigious award for outstanding service in the community

Dr. Joshua Greggain is a force to be reckoned with at the Fraser Canyon Hospital. Greggain recently won the Fraser Health Above and Beyond Award for Service Delivery Excellence.
A woman offers prayers and gifts as she visits the memorial site of local boy Jorin Clay Dann-Mills, who died tragically, after being struck by a commercial vehicle last Wednesday. An outpouring of support from the community has been staggering since the tragedy, as visitors placed toys, flowers and a sign that reads 'all children go to heaven' at the 6th Avenue location.

Jorin Clay Dann-Mills life was cut tragically short

A celebration of life has been scheduled to honour the tragic passing of local boy Jorin Clay Dann-Mills

A woman offers prayers and gifts as she visits the memorial site of local boy Jorin Clay Dann-Mills, who died tragically, after being struck by a commercial vehicle last Wednesday. An outpouring of support from the community has been staggering since the tragedy, as visitors placed toys, flowers and a sign that reads 'all children go to heaven' at the 6th Avenue location.