Organizers seeking volunteers for Abbotsford event
This year, the B.C. Football Conference team will feature eight Abbotsford boys.
The 365 Days to Go event is just around the corner as the Abbotsford 2016 BC Summer Games is slated to kick off next July.
Women’s World Cup quarterfinal action continues Saturday, June 27. Kick-off 4:30 p.m. at B.C. Place.
Zach Choboter's predominant emotion upon winning the B.C. high school boys decathlon wasn't that of elation, but surprise.
The seventh annual Run for Water is underway, with roughly 4,500 people expected to hit the streets to run a variety of distances.
Attendance is at the root of the Abbotsford Heat’s budget shortfalls, and ticket sales have been trending in the wrong direction this season
The Abbotsford Heat's operating deficit for the 2012-13 season will cost local taxpayers $1.66 million.
In mid-June of last year, during a vacation in Mexico, Jasper Moedt awoke at sunrise and tiptoed up the stairs to the roof of his hotel.
The Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce is generally supportive of the provincial budget unveiled by Finance Minister Mike de Jong on Tuesday.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper called on Abbotsford business owner Gerri Charles to participate in an economic roundtable on Friday.
For two electric evenings, the Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre was the epicentre of pro hockey in Canada.
Many of the people who helped Sophie Schmidt get to the Olympic podium – friends, neighbours, teachers and coaches – celebrated on Saturday.
Sophie Schmidt walked through the arrivals gate at Vancouver Airport with a bronze medal around her neck and a smile on her face.
The impending teacher's strike next week represents a curveball for the Abbotsford Heat, but the team is adjusting on the fly.
When Barry Hicks and his son Wyatt left home to watch an Abbotsford Heat game on Feb. 17, they didn't know it would be a life-altering trip.
Global Spectrum has generated 78 per cent of its corporate sales goals for the Abbotsford Heat.
CALGARY – Greg Nemisz's face was a little less pretty in the aftermath of Tuesday's split-squad exhibition game between the Calgary Flames and the Vancouver Canucks at the Scotiabank Saddledome, but in some ways, he'd never looked better.
Abbotsford Heat goalie Leland Irving tasted his first game-type action of the pre-season on Monday, and he turned in a solid performance during an intra-squad scrimmage at Calgary Flames training camp.
When Ben Walter inked a two-way contract with the Flames/Heat in early July, he had no idea he'd be potentially working for his dad.
