Indu Takhar, 60, was initially arrested and charged with six counts of assault in February 2025. The alleged incidents date back to 2022, involving children aged two to six at the time.

Fraser Health has issued a warning about a rise in unregulated drug poisonings in Surrey and White Rock over this past week.

Thousands of hate crimes have been reported across the country to police in the past few years, including in B.C.'s Fraser Valley, where the rate of reporting is higher than the national average.

The development of two parking lots at UFV's Abbotsford campus could start as soon as 2028.

Gary Donald Losch, 70, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison in the 2017 killing of Chelsey Gauthier.

Sentencing hearings were paused Wednesday for a B.C. man found guilty of manslaughter in the 2017 killing of Chelsey Gauthier. The defendant chose to exert his right to obtain a report based on his cl...

After moving his family to the Fraser Valley from Ukraine, Maksym Kovalov enrolled his son in free judo classes for newcomers. Nothing, he says, makes him happier than seeing his eight-year-old son ro...

After a historic flood devastated the city, Abbotsford's mayor says the the recovery work is almost complete. But, he says it's still not ready for the next big flood.

Four years after parts of Abbotsford were damaged by an enormous flood, the city says it’s almost finished hundreds of recovery projects. But, as Kier Junos reports the city is still waiting on upper ...

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Community members at the town hall event on extortion, hosted by CBC News, grilled police and politicians on their response to the ongoing violence. Many argued that there is a clear lack of leadershi...

As avian flu cases continue to rise at commercial farms in the Fraser Valley, chicken farmers are scrambling to find ways to protect their animals. As the CBC's Kier Junos reports, this includes testi...

With a new SkyTrain extension planned for Langley, the city is trying to build upwards and outwards to meet population growth. But as Kier Junos explains, air-space rules from the 1970s are putting a ...

The Vancouver Port Authority says several shipping companies have agreed to slow down until November to protect an endangered whale species.

A tenancy branch arbitrator has ruled that five tenants at a West End apartment with a history of problems will be paid nearly $40,000.

Challenging economic conditions cited as reason for closure.

With overdose deaths in B.C. declining last year, one organization is pointing to awareness on how to navigate the province's the toxic drug as a reason why. Kier Junos reports.