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10/18/2026

The nail-biter in Chilliwack has finally come to a close. After a tense evening where Leanna and Sue were separated by a razor-thin margin of just 100 votes, the final tally is in: Sue has secured the sixth spot on the City Council by a mere 148-vote difference.

It was a night of significant shifts and clear mandates. Jason Lum dominated the mayoral race with an impressive 82% of the vote, cementing a strong return. The council landscape sees a mix of returning faces and fresh energy, with Kloot, Huitema Read, Trevor McDonald, Steve Czeck, and Kevin Baarda taking the remaining seats. Meanwhile, the school trustee results are also locked in, featuring Katie Bartel, David Swankey, Margaret Reid, Leah Kelley, Michael Carter, Willow Reichelt, and Cary Moore.

With the ballots counted and the new representation set, the big question remains: What does this mean for the future of the city, and how do the residents feel about the new lineup? Weigh in with your take on the election results in the comments.

10/17/2026

So many great people to choose from. Please take some time today to get out and vote. 8:00am - 8:00pm TODAY. Here are the locations

Chilliwack Heritage Park - 44140 Luckakuck Way

Chilliwack Landing Sports Centre - 45530 Spadina Avenue

Cultus Lake Community School - 71 Sunnyside Blvd.

Rosedale Traditional Community School - 50850 Yale Road
Yarrow Community School - 4595 Wilson Road

10/17/2026

Chaos on the roads, a mystery in the coffee shop, and a new approach to justice—Chilliwack has been buzzing this week.

First, traffic hit a standstill at the Lickman Roundabout after a dump truck tipped over, creating a massive mess for commuters. Meanwhile, Chilliwack RCMP are digging for clues following a break-in at a District 1881 coffee shop, releasing surveillance footage of a person of interest in hopes of a lead. On a more positive note, the city is officially revitalizing its restorative justice program, with Council greenlighting $86,000 to help offenders repair the harm caused to the community.

A lot can happen in seven days. Which of these headlines stands out the most? Let’s get a conversation going in the comments.

10/16/2026

The debate over home heating in British Columbia is heating up, and Former Chilliwack MLA Barry Penner is weighing in on the issue. With provincial policies shifting, Penner argues that residents should maintain the freedom to choose between electricity and natural gas, rather than facing government-mandated restrictions.

Citing a recent poll that shows 61% of British Columbians support having the option to use both energy sources, Penner raises critical concerns about the potential for increased household costs and the long-term strain on the electrical grid. As the province navigates its energy future, the question remains: should the government dictate how homeowners keep their houses warm, or should the power remain with the consumer?

What is your take on the push toward electrification? Should BC prioritize grid capacity and consumer choice, or is a full transition essential? Share your perspective in the comments.

10/15/2026

Like hell you will. That was the blunt response from Chilliwack Mayor Ken Popove after the province threatened to seize control of local housing development if specific targets aren't met. The friction stems from a contentious policy: the NDP refuses to include homes built on First Nations land in Chilliwack’s housing count, despite the city actively providing essential services to those areas. City council, citing unfair treatment, has unanimously voted to keep counting those homes regardless of provincial dictates. This standoff raises critical questions about municipal autonomy and bureaucratic overreach. Is the province stepping out of bounds, or is this a necessary measure for housing accountability?

10/13/2026

Kinda gloomy $20 Tuesday, but at least it's not raining. Who knows this area close to Garrison??

10/13/2026

Big news for movie buffs in Chilliwack! After the loss of the beloved Cottonwood Cinema, the local film scene is making a major comeback. The Chilliwack Independent Film Festival has officially found a new home at 9232 Young Road, now dubbed Basement Cinema.

This exciting new venue features two intimate theaters, perfectly timed for the festival’s milestone 10th anniversary. From October 21st to the 25th, audiences can explore an incredible lineup of 110 films sourced from all across the globe. It's a fresh start for cinema in the community, proving that great storytelling always finds a way.

Will you be grabbing a ticket for this year’s screenings? Drop your plans in the comments!

10/12/2026

Finding a family doctor can be a challenge, but there is some fantastic news for the Chilliwack community. Dr. Evans Onwubiko, an experienced, UK-trained family physician, is officially arriving at Gracelink Medical Clinic on Young Road this month.

Even better, the clinic is currently accepting new patients. Anyone looking to secure a spot can easily register by calling 1-800-506-5041 or visiting the clinic directly at 9136 Young Road.

How many people in the area are still searching for a primary care provider? Sound off in the comments below!

10/11/2026

Chilliwack is rallying for a cause that hits close to home. The Meadow Rose Society is doing incredible work, stepping in to provide essentials like formula and diapers for local families facing financial hardship with children under the age of three.

A special evening is happening on Friday, October 16th, at the Grand Hall in District 1881. It’s set to be a fantastic night featuring dinner, live entertainment, auctions, and a 50-50 draw. Tickets are $100 and can be secured directly at the Royal LePage office. For those who cannot attend in person, there is still a powerful way to make an impact—donations can be made as a one-time gift or a monthly contribution directly through the Meadow Rose website. It’s time to show some community love and support the littlest ones in Chilliwack.

10/10/2026

A wild week in Chilliwack has left the community talking. From an unexpected twist involving bear spray at Central Community Park to the contentious approval of a major 153-unit development despite widespread local opposition, there is a lot to catch up on.

This weekly roundup also covers the urgent rescue operation after a fisherman was swept downstream in the Vedder River, as well as an update on the head-on collision on Highway 1 near Hurling Island.

Which of these local headlines stands out the most? Share thoughts in the comments below.

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