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Officials see no risk to B.C. from Japanese radiation

Officials see no risk to B.C. from Japanese radiation

Food supply testing expected, Metro mayors want more info on potential 'worst-case scenario'

Abbotsford council approves new recovery house

Abbotsford will soon be home to a new recovery house, after council approved an application to create a bylaw for supportive recovery use (SRU) for 33416 George Ferguson Way.
Legislature waits for school seismic upgrades

Legislature waits for school seismic upgrades

Former gravel pit could become 12 small farms

Former gravel pit could become 12 small farms

An Abbotsford businessman wants to turn a former gravel pit into 12 small farms, but he will have to do so without the endorsement of city hall. The Agricultural Land Commission will decide the fate of the properties without help from Abbotsford Council. After a long debate, council voted to send a boundary realignment request to the ALC without recommendations.
B.C.'s minimum wage going up May 1

B.C.'s minimum wage going up May 1

Abbotsford gravel pits extending their hours

Despite concerns raised by local residents, two gravel pits have been granted extended operating hours.
Vancouver police to review death of Abbotsford driver

Vancouver police to review death of Abbotsford driver

The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the death of motorist Robert Minler, who fled from police in Abbotsford on March 6.

Abbotsford police officer charged with assault

An Abbotsford police officer has been charged with assault stemming from the arrest of a shoplifter in September 2009.
Campbell resigns seat for byelection

Campbell resigns seat for byelection

Abbotsford man stranded in Japan is trying to get home

Abbotsford man stranded in Japan is trying to get home

Michael Luzia of Abbotsford was teaching English on the small island of Izushima, on the northeast coast of Japan, when the earthquake struck last Thursday.