Can better salmon habitats also curtail mosquitoes?
Building fish-friendly wetlands doesnāt mean having to battle large populations of mosquitoes, a local expert says.
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The magic of a seniorās homemade talk show
One seniorās cure for her social anxiety? A homemade TV talk show that has confirmed that āweāre all basically the same.ā
Alexandra Lodge: a renovation update
Rebuilding work is continuing on a Fraser Canyon landmark and the owners are looking for volunteers who want to help out.
Is your city ignoring its own snow-shoveling rules?
As cities demand residents clear sidewalks in front of their property for the safety of their neighbours, some Fraser Valley municipalities neglect their own responsibilities.
Are election signs key to free speech?
āIt is a slippery slope to inhibit freedom of expression,ā a Fraser Valley MP wrote in a letter to municipality considering new sign restrictions.
How 2004-era planners overestimated two decades of Fraser Valley growth
The Fraser Valley has grown rapidly, but still fallen short of population projections made two decades ago.
The Fraser Valley flood, through childrenās eyes
Concern for cats and the loss of Lego punctuated post-flood stories told by children who lived by 2021’s Fraser Valley flooding.
Progress in Mission as Chilliwack & Abbotsford wait for court-ordered schools
A Mission francophone school will get a new school, but province still faces $2 billion bill for schools elsewhere
Killing owls to save owls
How efforts to save the endangered northern spotted owl have led to the culling of another type of owl in British Columbia.
Return of the owl: a decades-long fight finally brings the āmessenger of the forestā home
The release of three northern spotted owls was the culmination of decades of work, civil service battles, and Indigenous advocacy. The future, though, remains perilous.