How Conservative is the Fraser Valley?

The 2021 federal election may not have held many surprises for the Fraser Valley, but small changes in local votes show that the future isn't set in stone.

Patricia Woodward’s nature reserve dream

“If we keep chipping away at the habitat these species have left on the landscape, they’re not going to exist anymore.”

DATA: How safe & effective is your local hospital?

Many Fraser Valley hospitals are failing to meet targets set by health officials.

The paradox of salmon hatcheries

The goal of hatcheries was to make more fish. The reality is much more complicated.

An artist goes back to school

Chantelle Trainor-Matties’ work has been featured across BC.

Why Chilliwack is one of Canada’s most vulnerable cities

The city has a greater share of its buildings on a flood plain than any other medium or large community in Canada. And climate change will dramatically increase the flood risk.

Saving Little Mountain

Across the Fraser Valley, engaged individuals and groups are working to preserve mid-valley mountain sides as parks that can be enjoyed by residents long into the future. This is Little Mountain's story.

Unpacking Abbotsford’s flood risk

Matsqui Prairie is among the most vulnerable areas to a flood, and the riverbanks and dike protecting the area have shown multiple signs of weakness

Pro basketball, markets, and cars: June’s can’t miss events in the Fraser Valley

Our selection of June’s best events in Langley, Chilliwack, Mission, Abbotsford, and Hope

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The science behind the Fraser Valley’s November disaster

The Current dives into the science behind the floods and landslides from November 2021 with the help of two local geoscientists.

With no family doctor, one woman felt compelled to lie to get a mammogram

With no family doctor, 70-year-old Mary Hughes felt she had to lie in order to get a mammogram after moving to Agassiz.