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A harrowing Tuesday morning in Chilliwack serves as a stark reminder of how quickly life can change. Around 1:45 a.m., a vehicle slammed into a home on Chilliwack Central Road, sparking a major fire. While everyone inside managed to escape to safety, the reality is devastating: two families are now displaced, having lost nearly everything they own. Authorities report that alcohol is believed to be a factor in this crash.

This tragedy prompts a difficult, yet vital question: If you had only seconds to flee your home, what is the one thing you would grab before getting out?

Tensions are rising in Rosedale as a controversial new housing development plan takes center stage. With a proposal for over 100 residential lots situated directly adjacent to Cheam First Nations land, local residents and Indigenous leadership are voicing serious concerns. From worries about traffic congestion and the preservation of local tree canopies to the potential impact on neighborhood character and privacy, the debate is heating up.

The Fraser Valley Regional District is now revisiting the proposal, weighing options to potentially scale back the density. It’s a classic dilemma: the need for more housing versus preserving the integrity of an established community. The conversation is wide open, and the community is deeply divided on whether this project is a step forward or a mistake for the area.

What is the take on this development? Is growth worth the cost, or does this project need a major overhaul?

New details have emerged following Monday’s concerning incident at Cultus Lake Water Park. Investigators have confirmed that there is no indication of criminal activity, pointing instead to what appears to have been an electrical issue involving a metal railing near the zero-to-60 water slide. Twelve students, who were visiting on a school field trip, were hospitalized as a result, though thankfully, reports indicate their injuries are not life-threatening and they are recovering well.

While the park remains closed as Technical Safety BC, WorkSafe BC, and the RCMP continue their thorough investigation, the community is left questioning safety protocols ahead of the summer season. Does this latest update provide any reassurance for families planning trips to the park, or does it leave lingering concerns about safety standards?

Hey Chilliwack it's another beautiful $20 TUESDAY. If you know where I am, find my sticker and take the dough. But be quick, it's usually gone in 10-15 minutes.

Someone is selling in the complex where Ive owned for over 18 years!!! I LOVE this location.

Welcome to Sardis Park! This spacious 2-storey townhouse with a full basement offers over 2,500 sq. ft. of living space, featuring 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms in one of Sardis' most desirable locations.

Just steps from all levels of schools, shopping, parks, and Kinkora Golf Course, this home combines convenience with comfort.

The main floor boasts a formal dining room, kitchen with stainless steel appliances, pantry, and a bright living room with vaulted ceilings, coffered beams, and abundant natural light. The primary bedroom is conveniently located on the main floor with a walk-in closet and full ensuite. Upstairs offers 2 large bedrooms, a full bath, and office nook. The partially finished basement includes a 4th bedroom, full bathroom, and plenty of storage space.

Canada is stirring up a serious debate with a bold new proposal that could ban kids under 16 from accessing social media platforms. The government argues this move is a necessary shield against the growing tide of online harms, mental health struggles, and the unpredictable nature of AI chatbots.

While many parents and advocates applaud the idea as a long-overdue step toward child safety, others are raising concerns about government overreach and the sheer technical difficulty of enforcing such a restriction. It’s a polarizing issue that pits digital protection against personal freedom.

Where do you stand on this? Is a total ban the right solution to protect the next generation, or is it an unrealistic approach to the digital age? Drop your thoughts below.

A terrifying scene unfolded at Cultus Lake Water Park this morning when an electrical-related incident left nine people with burns. Most of the victims were children aged 10 to 12, who reportedly suffered injuries to their feet while enjoying the park. Emergency responders, including BC Ambulance, Air Ambulance, and BC Hydro, rushed to the scene to provide aid. While officials are relieved to report that there are no life-threatening injuries, a full investigation is now underway to determine how such a frightening event occurred. With summer field trips on the horizon, parents are left questioning the safety of our local attractions. How do you feel about sending your kids to water parks this season? Share your thoughts below.

Selling a home doesn't always require a massive renovation or a hefty budget. Most buyers aren't hunting for a complete overhaul; they’re simply looking for a space that feels clean, bright, and move-in ready.

Sometimes, the smallest changes make the biggest impact. Simple updates like clearing out the clutter, applying a fresh coat of neutral paint, swapping out dated light fixtures, or giving the kitchen and bathroom hardware a quick update can completely transform a property's appeal. It’s all about creating that inviting atmosphere that helps potential buyers picture themselves living there from the moment they walk through the door.

Have you ever managed to boost your home’s value with a clever, low-cost project? Share the best upgrade you’ve ever made before selling!

Chilliwack’s recycling game just got a splash of color! Residents are currently buzzing about those new pink bins that have started popping up on doorsteps across the city. Designed specifically to tackle those tricky flexible plastics—like bubble wrap, chip bags, and grocery bags—that usually don't make the cut for standard blue bin recycling, this pilot program aims to reduce local waste significantly.

The first official collection kicks off the week of June 22nd, but the big question remains: is this a game-changing step toward a greener future, or is it just another plastic container cluttering up the garage? Whether you’ve already integrated the pink bin into your routine or are still debating where to store it, drop a comment below and share your take on the new rollout.

New Listing coming next week.
#23-6577 Southdowne Place
Sardis Park
$679,900
🛌 4 bedrooms
🚽 4 bathrooms
2 storey w/ massive basement
Walk to all levels of schools, shopping, golfing and parks. Easily one of the best neighbourhoods in town.
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