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Monday - November 10 - A week to Remember
A moment to pause, reflect, and honour those who served and sacrificed for the freedoms we enjoy today.
William Johnson
November 10, 2025
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Good morning.
Tomorrow is Remembrance Day—a moment to pause, reflect, and honour those who served and sacrificed for the freedoms we enjoy today.
Across the Fraser Valley, communities will gather to remember. If you’re able, I encourage you to attend a ceremony near you. In today’s feature, we’ve outlined when and where they’re taking place across the region.
Lest we forget.
– William
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News
2025 Remembrance Day ceremonies in the Fraser Valley
Tomorrow, Canadians will honour the sacrifices made by those who selflessly served this country in war. Multiple in-person Remembrance Day ceremonies are scheduled across the Fraser Valley, with several also streamed online.
Need to Know
🦩 Gunshots were heard at Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood on Thursday evening after the Supreme Court declined to hear the farm's appeal, as Canadian Food Inspection Agency officials moved forward with culling the flock. [CBC News]
💰 Chilliwack-Hope MP Mark Strahl criticized the federal Liberal budget tabled November 4, claiming Prime Minister Mark Carney broke promises and increased the deficit to $78.3 billion while failing to make life more affordable. [Agassiz-Harrison Observer]
📹 Fraser Valley Regional Library began offering free gimbal video stabilizer rentals at all locations, including three Abbotsford branches, to promote creativity and digital literacy. [Abbotsford News]
🐾 Langley Animal Protection Society supporters scheduled a November 22 demonstration at Township city hall to protest the December 13 eviction deadline and demand refund of $360,000 in donations. [Langley Advance Times]
🎨 Chilliwack artist Jake Stelpstra's exhibition "Here and There in My B.C." features 71 paintings and pottery at the Odlum Brown Art Gallery from November 5 to December 6. [Chilliwack Progress]
🔫 Boston Bar RCMP requested public assistance after a man was robbed at knifepoint and threatened with a firearm by suspects who stole his trailer on October 20. [Mission City Record]
🌧️ October became the second-wettest month of 2025 in Agassiz-Harrison with nearly 174 millimeters of rainfall, including over 22 millimeters on Halloween alone. [Agassiz-Harrison Observer]
🎄 Hope Community Services reported a significant shortfall in donations for their 2025 Christmas hampers program, needing support to provide food boxes for 240 families despite a 150 percent increase in service usage. [Hope Standard]
☕ Serene Stay & Play Café plans to open in late November or early December at 107-7491 Vedder Road in Sardis, offering over 300 board games, billiards, coffee, and light meals in a 4,000-square-foot community space. [Fraser Valley Today]
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