Who’s haunting Anna Duryba? A 1950s Chilliwack ghost story

In 1951, a series of strange noises and broken windows drove a Chilliwack chicken farmer to distress. Anna Duryba insisted she didn’t believe in ghosts. Her neighbours weren’t so sure.

‘Put us to work’: words from inside a Fraser Valley prison

An inmate in the Fraser Valley shares his thoughts on life behind bars, and how he says Canada's jails are failing the public and taxpayers.

Abbotsford needs more ice

New rules for public hearings in BC

Langley property crime rates decline

Q&A with Murray Ned: Save the fish. Save the people

Semá:th First Nation councillor Murray Ned shares his thoughts on salmon and their intersection with Indigenous rights and title.

Chemistry, enzymes, and suds: Inside Langley’s school of beer

Inside one of North America's best brewing schools, students learn there's more to beer than barley, yeast, hops, and water.

When art, politics, and ugly utility boxes collide

Artistic wraps on utility boxes can be more controversial than you’d expect—at least in the Township of Langley.

What’s next for the Chilliwack School Board?

After six months of working to fix the problems in Chilliwack's school board that started with trustee Barry Neufeld, one question remains: was it enough?

Langley’s Shortreed Elementary under construction

UFV South Asian Studies Institute honoured

Langley equestrian centre, ‘expensive farm land’ for sale