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Parts of B.C., Alberta and the Yukon are under avalanche warnings. Avalanche Canada issued the warnings at 4 p.m. on Tuesday (March 17), ranging from a moderate risk at level 2 to high risk at level 4, with forecasts for the next two days going up to the highest level – extreme. It’s been a […]

With 20 Juno Awards, one Grammy Award, and a spot in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, Bryan Adams has built quite the resume for himself, and he’s now bringing this impressive track record to Abbotsford. The Canadian music legend has been regularly touring around this country and the rest of the world since the

Police have released a video of an Abbotsford teen who crashed into a parked dump truck after reaching speeds of 180 km/h in a 100 km/h zone. Cpl. Michael McLaughlin, media relations officer with BC Highway Patrol, said in a press release on Wednesday (March 18) that the video is being released “to show the

Pain for many is temporary. But for University of Victoria PhD student Jenise Finlay, pain has been a permanent part of her life since she was 13 years old. Yet she has been successful in creating a community with chronic pain, and making it the base of her PhD research where she explores the experience

There are road closures due to flooding in Maple Ridge on Wednesday morning, March 18. The north end of 224th Street, from 132nd Avenue to 144 Avenue, has been closed, along with 136th Avenue between 224th Street and Foreman Drive, with barricades and traffic control personnel controlling access. There is more rain in the forecast,