Community charter could mean more taxes A new community charter proposed by the provincial government could mean new taxes on our gas, our food and even tolls on local roads.
Release of accused killers probed by parole board An investigation will be launched into why two men under the jurisdiction of Correctional Services Canada and the National Parole Board have been charged with five first-degree murders.
Tiger 'crusader' defends his actions An Abbotsford man who owns a Siberian tiger is once again under public
scrutiny after his apperance with the big cat at a Burnaby shopping centre.
RCMP alerted to youth bitten by dog A 15-year-old Burnaby youth out for an evening bicycle ride with friends Wednesday is nursing a sore calf after a large dog charged and bit him.
No ID yet on body found in Fraser River Mission Search and Rescue was called out to help police and the coroner pull the body of a dead man out of quicksand on the north shore of the Fraser River Wednesday.
POLICE: Authorities search for escaped sex offender Law enforcement authorities around the Fraser Valley and beyond are on the lookout for a 48-year-old man who walked away from Sumas Community Correctional Centre Wednesday.
New drinking rules get frosty reception The new liquor laws that could come into effect on Dec. 2 have many in Abbotsford either looking forward to it or dreading it.
