Fans of electronic dance music (EDM) will be excited to hear that a major festival in the U.S. is making its way to Abbotsford for the first time ever. Lost In Dreams has attracted countless rising stars in the DJ scene since debuting in 2021 and is the product of the electronic music event promotion […]

It’s too early to say whether three violent killings South of the Fraser in the past five days – two in Surrey and one in Abbotsford – are connected, homicide investigators say. Surrey’s first two homicides of the year happened on back-to-back days this week – Monday, Jan. 12 and Tuesday, Jan. 13 – following

The International Bobsled Skeleton Federation (IBSF) is conducting an investigation into Bobsled Canada Skeleton head coach Joe Cecchini’s actions at the North American Cup. The former Greater Trail athlete made a decision to pull four of six female skeleton athletes from competing in the final of three races in Lake Placid, NY on Sunday. U.S.

B.C. Health Minister Josie Osborne announced on Wednesday that the province will not be asking the federal government to renew the exemption that enabled the decriminalization of small amounts of drugs. This ends the three-year pilot program, effective Jan. 31. “From the beginning, this pilot was designed as a time-limited trial with ongoing monitoring built

About 35 patients were stuck in Red Deer’s emergency department beds waiting to access a hospital ward for surgery or treatment on Tuesday morning. Dr. Paul Parks, president-elect of the section of emergency medicine with the Alberta Medical Association (AMA), said Red Deer emergency doctors are routinely squeezed, unable to move patients into higher levels