Abbott says incident no joke as members prepare to vote
An RCMP officer is recovering in hospital from a crushed leg after saving a 15-year-old Abbotsford girl from being hit by a truck on Thursday.
The Abbotsford board of education will vote next month on a school calendar for 2011-12 that maintains the two-week spring break, adds six instructional days to the year, and increases school district costs by $409,000.
Animal welfare workers and the Abbotsford police are looking for a thief – and the three-month-old puppy he took from the city’s SPCA shelter.
Chanelle, a brindle cane corso/mastiff mix, was stolen between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. She is shaved around her abdomen from being recently spayed, and she has a large and prominent ID tattoo in her ear: 33ABIY.
The family of a murdered Abbotsford woman wept openly in court today as the man who killed her read an apology letter.
An Abbotsford man was among two culprits who fled from police in a stolen car and were arrested early Wednesday after crashing the vehicle in downtown Maple Ridge.
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An Abbotsford man who is expected to plead guilty tomorrow to three hazardous waste infractions testified at a hearing in 2006 that he took some materials from a previous site that was declared an environmental emergency and moved them to a new location.
Fall rains devastated potato and vegetable crops across the Fraser Valley, and now producers face uncertainty about how much the government is going to help them.
Abbotsford Police are looking for the driver of a car that struck a 73-year-old male pedestrian and then fled the scene yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon.
The controversial issue of grow-op-busting public safety inspection teams hit home for young mother Amy Keer last Thursday.
Tax tinkering pledges surface from Dix, Abbott to woo votes
One year after B.C.’s distracted driving ban kicked in, there’s little sign the threat of fines are helping drivers keep their eyes on the road and off their electronic gadgets.
The National Parole Board (NPB) has suspended the unescorted temporary absences (UTAs) it had approved for an Abbotsford sex offender last May.
Abbotsford has solved its dog pound dilemma – temporarily.
Chilliwack has agreed to board dogs, normally housed at Mainland Municipal Animal Control Services in Aldergrove, until a permanent solution can be found. The Aldergrove facility ended its business relationship with Abbotsford in January.
Abbott lashes Liberal challenger for 'flip flop'
An Abbotsford man who was charged with more than 20 drug and weapon offences in 2006 has been sentenced to 4 1/2 years for four of them.
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