‘The avian influenza epidemic has made it very challenging for turkey producers,’ says rep
The recipe came from Alex Buckman’s aunt Rebecca who survived Ravensbrück concentration camp
Repair work saw 300 workers, 200+ pieces of equipment, move 400,000 cubic metres of material
‘There are the survivors, and memories we need to keep alive. So it’s more than a simple cupcake!’
No firefighter injuries but residents sent to hospital for smoke inhalation
Fire crews were on-scene as of 4:30 a.m. watching for sparks and possible flareups
‘We can’t stop at repairs; we need to prepare for future events,’ says Lina Azeez, member of group
Victim caught up with alleged thief by following trail of purchases through mobile banking
‘The far-right is trying to stack school boards,’ the ice cream moguls warned Oct. 12
‘We’ve joined together to make a change for the better in our community,’ says Students’ Voice member
Chilliwack’s littlest hobo found by pet searchers with a bucket on her head
Smoke from median fires can be seen billowing into highway traffic in both directions
Cyclists managed to corral 23 $100 bills meant to purchase blackbelly sheep
Pot of oil igniting was cause of fire in manufactured home in Sardis, said Chilliwack Fire officials
Fire ban should’ve stayed in place ‘at least until delayed fall rains arrive,’ he argued
‘Indigenous grad rates in Chilliwack went from 55% to 79%’ due to programs like Mémiyelhtel
‘There is a cost to all this (drought), and it is the farmers who pay for it,’ says retired ag prof
‘Simple act of singing together in Halq’eméylem builds relationships,’ says Art Response Team founder
‘Every aspect of Mr. Alvarado’s daily life has been adversely impacted by his injuries,’ judge said
Censured school trustee said Oct. 11 hearing is ‘to protect his right to have access to children.’
