People in Chilliwack who are at risk of harm or victimization are benefitting from a $20,000 grant to provide additional training for a community-based model, which brings together a diverse range of front-line workers to deliver better and faster access to services.

The Province is renewing its commitment with the Fraser Salish Regional Caucus, Métis Nation British Columbia and Fraser Health to improve health outcomes for Indigenous Peoples in the region.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure and its maintenance contractors are preparing for freezing rain and snow through the Fraser Valley, in Metro Vancouver, along the Sea to Sky Highway, and on southern and central Vancouver Island.

To help people in crisis and to free police to focus on crime, a new crisis response team is now in Chilliwack.

Dozens of families in the Chilliwack area now have access to a new child care centre offering holistic, culturally inclusive and nature-based programming.

A new elementary school is on the way for families in the fast-growing community of Chilliwack.

Students at Sardis Secondary will soon have an improved and expanded place to learn with funding approved to build a two-storey addition at the school.

Construction has begun on a fibre-to-the-home project that will bring access to high-speed internet to more than 500 households in six Indigenous communities: Sqwá (Skwah) First Nation’s Skwah 4 and Skwali 3; Cook’s Ferry Indian Band’s Entlqwekkinh19 and Kloklowuck 7; Squamish Nation’s Cheakamus 11; and Upper Nicola Band’s Nicola Lake 1.

A 450-seat addition has been completed at GW Graham Secondary school, providing students and staff with a more connected school community.