Deleting the phone video of a man stopped at gunpoint last year netted an Abbotsford Police officer a five-day suspension.
Fairs have been around for more than a century in the Fraser Valley. Many had to evolve to get past COVID-19. This year, they are making their comeback. As always, the fair must go on. Part two of a three-part series.
A wonderdrug exists that can help you—yes, you—save the life of a loved one. It's not hard. Here's how you can save a life.
How a teacher's Abbotsford upbringing inspired him to risk financial disaster to make schools a more inclusive place.
Fairs have been around for more than a century in the Fraser Valley. Many had to evolve to get past COVID-19. This year, they are making their comeback. As always, the fair must go on. Part one of a three-part series.
A museum is an iceberg. The builders of a new Langley facility are hoping to make space to help bring home priceless artifacts.
Judson Lake keeps killing hundreds of swans. How promises of a "long-term" fix floundered on the Canada-US border.
A June heatwave sent multiple Fraser Valley communities on water alerts. Climate change could make challenges like those more likely.
Sumas Mountain is a hiker’s paradise, a developer’s dream, and a rapidly growing region’s prime source for gravel. It's also a sacred place for the people who have called the valley home for millenia.
Kalyn Head is down 4 toenails so far. But that’s good, she says. “They won’t fall off when I’m running.”
There is no one consistent system for sharing emergency alerts in the Fraser Valley, with some communities relying on social media or word of mouth.
The Fraser Valley's road signs can't keep track of Vancouver. And one Twitter poster has had enough. (OK. It was the author of this story.)