The pictures of the week in Abbotsford came from the following news events:
- On the evening of March 18 a poultry barn on Ross Road burned, as 18,000 birds were lost, and the damage was $500,000.
- On March 20 Abbotsford Police Chief Bob Rich received an exemplary service medal recognizing his career of more than 30 years of policing excellence.
- APD recommends a charge of driving without due care and attention against Chilliwack RCMP officer involved in fatal crash.
- Action at the Canadian Seniors Curling Championship continues through this weekend, with men's and women's finals set for Sunday at 11 a.m.
- The Abbotsford Police Department gang suppression unit executed a search warrant in the 2100 block of Beaver Street in Abbotsford, finding crack cocaine and a shotgun, and taking two into custody.
- Alistair Hart has covered his work truck with Stop Kony posters, inspired by a viral YouTube video about the African warlord.
- The Peters family of Abbotsford is competing in the Family Cook Off, airing on the Food Network.
- The Yale Lions and W.J. Mouat Hawks competed at the B.C. High School boys basketball provincials, and showed promise for next season.
- The B.C. Lions took on the Saint John Brebeuf Bears in a charity basketball game, to benefit an SJB boy battling cancer.
- The Abbotsford Pilots beat the Aldergrove Kodiaks in a best-of-seven playoff series, and will not take on the Delta Ice Hawks in the PIJHL championship.
- The Fraser Valley Indo Canadian Business Association is looking back on 25 years.