Is the Highway 1 expansion on schedule?

Non-profit hopes to sell Hope affordable housing building for $10 million

Two years after it welcomed its first residents, a Hope apartment building with below-market rents is up for sale for $10 million.

‘It sounded like the whole world was coming to an end’

Spending will follow disaster paperwork, outgoing minister promises

Interview: Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth

New Langley Township council looks to throw out predecessors’ plans

‘It was just water everywhere for miles and miles’

Their stories, their words: The Climate Disaster Project

Profiles of resilience: The Climate Disaster Project

The Fraser Valley Current published a collection of 10 eyewitness narratives created in commemoration of the devastation wrought by last year’s atmospheric rivers.

Number of Fraser Valley families seeking help affording homes stays high as housing crisis continues

More than 1,000 households across the Fraser Valley were waiting for affordable housing this spring, four years after the province promised to solve BC’s housing crisis.

Bigger culverts, more durable bridges: can BC build a more resilient transport system?

Transportation Minister Rob Fleming admits neither his ministry nor British Columbians at large fully appreciated how vulnerable the province’s highways and railways were to extreme weather.

On deck: A teenage para swimmer’s quest for competition

Lucas Van Herk is getting ready for his first full-para swim meet this December, seven years after he dove into the sport.