Lakes District Secondary School kids were seen going back to school for the 2020-21 school start. Dezeray Snell, Julia Swenson and Brooklyn Klassen were pictured socially distancing and with their ...

Women are often underrepresented in trades careers, but change is on its way, says the University of the Fraser Valley. For the first time, the university’s automotive collision repair and refinishing ...

Craig leaves a legacy of kindness. He will be greatly missed. Travels took him from Saskatchewan to Europe, and to the Lakes District, where he settled. He taught languages, and antiques and furniture ...

However, in 1911, the Parliament passed the Opium and Drug Act, championed by McKenzie King, which added opium – among other drugs – to the list of prohibited substances. Scholars argued that the ...

A B.C.First Nation is seeking to undo a 23-year-old settlement with the Canadian government—a settlement that saw the band receive nearly $18 million—over a sale of land from more than a century ago.

Blustery November weather is here, with high winds and heavy rain set to be increasingly common around the province, so BC Hydro is warning people to take precautions to secure loose items in their ...

The B.C. General Employees’ says it has reached a tentative deal with the provincial government that ends a nearly eight-week-old labour strike. The union announced Sunday morning that the agreement ...

Growing up, family roadtrips for Mark Schiemann were always about reaching the final destination. Usually, that was a campground. “On the way there I would see all kinds of cool stuff, I’d want to ...

Monday morning brought not one, but two shootings in Abbotsford, one of them fatal. And they came on the heels of a shooting in the early hours of Saturday morning at Clearbrook Road and Downes Road, ...

A new digital system for returning recyclable containers at the Burns Lake Recycling Depot promises to make the process quicker, less messy and potentially boost local recycling rates. The Return-It ...

Send letters to the editor of the Chilliwack Progress to [email protected]. To the thieves who sole my sons keys and my insurance and transfer papers for my truck and trailer: While my son and I were ...

So the Canadian Football League is getting a re-design. Count me out. Stewart Johnston, the league's commissioner, announced a spate of changes in September to the way our version of gridiron football ...