Fraudsters have been around for as long as people have had money. Some attempts are clumsy and obvious. But far too many find their mark.
Although welcome, additional classroom space promised for Promontory school won't relieve the overcapacity in the schools on the south side.
It would be too easy to watch what’s happening in the United States with bemused indifference. But there's more.
Although the snow and the ice have brought plenty of complaints, it has also brought examples of a shared effort to help each other out.
Although it is important to be vigilant in our security, irrational suspicions and fear of others rarely ends well.
Our history is littered with the tragic consequence of intolerance. You'd think we would have learned by now.
Smartphones are incredible devices. But like every powerful tool, they require caution.
Depression is not a simply matter of feeling sad, or having a bad day. It's something deeper and much more complicated.
One mother's hope that our society won't give up on the people struggling with addiction
Should the City of Chilliwack have all the resources necessary to deal with a once-in-a-decade snowfall event? Or are we just whining.
Providing prescription heroin to addicts to facilitate treatment is an option worth looking at.
There are two kinds of drivers in the world. What kind are you?
We might not be able to change the world, but we can change ourselves. We can commit to kindness, generosity, empathy and above all action.
A fire at a Chilliwack homeless camp, and the death of a woman in another camp, offer stark reminders of the dangers these camps hold.
Although it doesn’t feel like it now, warmer weather is set to return Monday, and with it rain.
Traditional alliances are being pushed aside as debate over the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion Project heats up.
Amid the protests and posturing, and the cheers and jeers, Chilliwack still needs some firm answers about the TMX expansion.
Don't be fooled by our recent string of mild winters.
And as we head toward the holiday season, there are many opportunities to feel the warmth of giving.
Every time we get behind the wheel we need to acknowledge the responsibility we are assuming for ourselves and the people around us.
