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The Justice Institute of B.C. launches a website to support the safety of first responders who frequently come into contact with fentanyl.

Vote set for Nov. 23 after mostly positive public feedback on service increases, funded by modestly higher fares, property taxes

Emergency crews were called to the 11900-block of 93A Ave. just west of Scott Road at around 3 p.m. after reports of a fire in a warehouse.

Great Bear Rainforest to be recognized at Buckingham Palace ceremony for Queen's Commonwealth Canopy Initiative (with VIDEO)

Teacher union poster and newsletter irks veteran, who says a pro-D day should be devoted to distinguishing 'teaching from preaching'

Fort Langley institution started with the donation of a single plow

Service held Saturday in Abbotsford for teen killed Nov. 1 in random stabbing

The purpose of the Crime Beat is to educate and inform the public about some of the property crime trends and other files of interest.

Team aims to help students, families, first responders after 13-year-old Letisha Reimer stabbed Nov. 3

Supreme Court backs union on class size, special needs, overturning 2002 legislation introduced by Christy Clark as education minister