Fraser Valley: Your 2025 federal election riding

Fraser Valley residents will be voting in a half-dozen newly reconfigured ridings when they and fellow Canadians head to the polls next month to choose a new federal government.

Voting day will be Monday, April 28.

If you’re unsure of your local riding, you’re probably not alone. Electoral boundaries have changed since the 2021 federal election, meaning many people may be voting in a different riding than they did last time.

Langley, Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Mission and the rest of the Fraser Valley will elect representatives in five different ridings. You can find maps, links, and more details to find your own riding below.

The Current will be publishing its comprehensive 2025 Federal Election hubs soon, with details on who exactly is running to be your MP and how exactly you can cast your ballot.

(You’ll be able to find those links on this page when they go live.)

Find your riding for the 2025 federal election

The 2025 federal election includes reconfigured ridings for Fraser Valley residents as part of a nationwide attempt to balance areas experiencing rapid growth. (You can read more about that process here.)

The names for the new Fraser Valley ridings are: Cloverdale-Langley City, Langley Township-Fraser Heights, Abbotsford-South Langley, Mission-Matsqui-Abbotsford, and Chilliwack-Hope.

Below you can find a map of the new ridings, plus images and neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood descriptions.

Map | By neighbourhood

Maps

To search for your address on our interactive map, click the square “full screen” button in the top right hand corner to open the map in a new tab. Use the search symbol near the map’s title to type in your address. Use of a desktop computer is recommended.

You can find all of Election Canada’s maps here. We have links to specific Fraser Valley ridings below.

By neighbourhood

Don’t know which riding you are in? You can find your neighbourhood in the list below.

Langley | Abbotsford | Mission | Chilliwack | Eastern Fraser Valley 

Langley

Don’t see your neighbourhood listed below? Do you live in a neighbourhood split between two ridings? Check out Elections Canada’s maps of the Metro Vancouver ridings for detailed riding borders, or use their website and your postal code to search for your riding.

Riding-specific maps: Abbotsford-South Langley | Langley Township-Fraser Heights | Cloverdale-Langley City

Abbotsford

Don’t see your neighbourhood listed below? Do you live in a neighbourhood split between two ridings? Check out Elections Canada’s maps of Abbotsford’s ridings for detailed riding borders, or use their website to search your riding by postal code.

Riding-specific maps: Abbotsford-South Langley | Mission-Matsqui-Abbotsford

*The neighbourhood is divided between two ridings. Go to Elections Canada to find a more detailed map.

Mission

Don’t see your neighbourhood listed below? Live in a neighbourhood split between two ridings? Check out Elections Canada’s maps of the two Mission ridings for detailed riding borders or use their website to search your riding by postal code.

Riding-specific maps: Mission-Matsqui-Abbotsford | Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge*

*This riding is not in our coverage area. Local election coverage will likely be found via the Maple Ridge News or The Ridge.

Chilliwack

Chilliwack is the one major Fraser Valley city entirely contained by one riding. If you want to see the full breadth of the Chilliwack-Hope riding, or confirm your riding, check out Elections Canada’s map of the Chilliwack riding for detailed riding borders or use their website to search your riding by postal code.

Riding-specific map: Chilliwack-Hope

Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs, Hope, and the eastern Fraser Valley

Don’t see your neighbourhood listed below? Live in a neighbourhood split between two ridings? Check out Elections Canada’s maps of the two eastern Fraser Valley ridings for detailed riding borders or use their website to search your riding by postal code.

Riding-specific maps: Chilliwack-Hope | Mission-Matsqui-Abbotsford

*This riding is mostly outside of our coverage area. Local election coverage will can be found via the Merritt Herald, Castanet Kamloops, or the Kamloops Chronicle. We will try to provide some Lytton-specific coverage in our daily newsletter.