Summer is the perfect time to explore the stories, landscapes, and historic places that shaped the Fraser Valley. From the riverside charm of Kilby Museum and the agricultural roots preserved at Atchelitz Threshermen’s Site, to the village atmosphere of Clayburn, the fur-trade history of Fort Langley, and the powerful legacy preserved at the Sunshine Valley Tashme Museum, these five heritage destinations offer meaningful day trips close to home.

During WWII, one of the lesser-known yet fascinating military strategies employed by Japan involved the use of balloon bombs, or "Fu-Go".

A look back at tuberculosis in Chilliwack, 1890 - 1960's.

With Remembrance Day around the corner, I found myself thinking about the traditions we have created to honour our veterans, and the...

The phrase, “meet you in front of Eaton’s”, really meant something to Chilliwackians back in the day (and it still does to many). ...

A brief history of Highway 1 in Chilliwack and a long forgotten road that led to adventure and opportunity.

To some extent, virtually everyone who has ever lived in Chilliwack (as well as those who predate its settlers) has been aware of Little...