Orange-shirt origin story wins Chilliwack film festival’s top prize

How to find information on the best films at last weekend’s Chilliwack Independent Film Festival, and watch a panel on diversity in the film industry.

Fraser Valley evacuees still waiting for financial assistance from province

Residents on Sumas Prairie are still waiting for funds from BC's Disaster Financial Assistance program to rebuild their homes.

PHOTOS: A late Christmas present for Fraser Valley goats and frogs

How a local non-profit turned two dozen discarded Christmas trees into crucial habitat for a local at-risk species.

The kids aren’t alright

The pandemic is making life harder for Fraser Valley teens, adding to the 'stress pileup' teens throughout history have faced.

The $73 billion pie: a home-selling bonanza in 3 charts

More than $70 billion was paid for homes in the Lower Mainland, as realtors and government raked in hundreds of millions of dollars.

Squash for Chilliwack, a pond for Langley, sand for Abbotsford: 2022 budget highlights

New trails, a new spray park, and another pump track are among the spending plans revealed in new city budgets.

Your one-sentence histories of the Fraser Valley

Fraser Valley Current readers deliver 22 personal histories, in single sentences.

Worms, people, and produce: turning food waste on its head

From produce to people to livestock to worms, ReFeed Canada is focusing on circular nutrition to make sure no vegetable is wasted.

Beyond India’s borders: the farmers’ protest reaches the valley

For decades, India’s government protected the agriculture sector from the free market. Then, a year and a half ago, Prime Minister Modi set out to change that. The move didn’t sit well with farmers—and not just those in India.

Out of reach: a Fraser Valley apartment now costs more than a house did in 2012

One Langley man. 338 Canadian ridings. A virtual cross-country adventure.

Langley-born theatre student Maxwell Cowan is taking his Twitter followers on a virtual tour of Canada's 338 federal ridings.

Three ways the federal government can protect flood-prone communities. 1 thing you can do.

Whether with cash, data, or the country's largest bullhorn, the federal government could do much more to address the flooding risk faced by many communities, experts say.