They're coming to the airwaves with a new radio show offering Polish reggae, and that's the spirit that made UFV's radio station the big local winner in the Fraser Valley Cultural Diversity Awards.
Asparagus is one of our oldest perennial vegetables. The generic word is…
The battle of Vimy Ridge will be honoured by Abbotsford residents next month when the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 15, hosts a commemorative ceremony at the local cenotaph.
Abbotsford youth want to break down the barriers created by stereotypes amongst their peers.
Volunteer firefighters in Abbotsford are among those across Canada who will benefit from a campaign sponsored by Duracell batteries.
MUSEUM AGMMSA Museum Society holds its annual general meeting on Thursday, March…
Teens can celebrate Teen Tech Week 2011 by participating in Fraser Valley Regional Library’s (FVRL) Teens Tweet contest running March 7 through 13.
When people think of the SPCA, they often think of the thousands of homeless cats and dogs awaiting new, loving homes.
The Bachelor of Social Work students at the University of the Fraser Valley invite Abbotsford youth to participate in a community building contest on April 1.
FRIDAY DANCESThe Abbotsford Seniors’ Association (ASA) hosts dances every Friday from 7:30…
While a stereotypical perception of social workers may be one involving intervention in child care situations, the job entails far more.
The last thing gardeners on the West Coast need now is a severe cold spell … but according to Environment Canada, that’s exactly what’s happening.
Wondering where your next bus actually is, rather than where it’s supposed to be? Well, now there’s an app for that.
Robert Bateman Secondary in Abbotsford is among schools in the running for a $500 prize as part of Science World’s BC Green Games’ third annual Viewers’ Choice Awards.
Terry Hackett was in the warden’s office speaking with a man near the front gate of Sarposa Prison in Afghanistan’s Kandahar city, when the suicide bomber struck.
The Kiwanis Key Club staged a community volleyball tournament at Robert Bateman Secondary School on the weekend to raise money for SIGN (Surgical Implant Generation Network).
The Abbotsford Youth Commission (AYC) has launched a free multi-sport drop-in program for kids in Grades 7 and 8.
The first intercultural hub in Abbotsford was launched on Wednesday afternoon at the Matsqui Recreation Centre.
Barb Giraud spends countless hours every week baking dozens of banana loaves. It’s all for a project called Jaaja Barb’s House of Angels.
