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Editorial: The world is once again standing on a precipice

Editorial: The world is once again standing on a precipice

There is a disturbing trend towards admiration for autocracy
Our View: Unclear whether pistol ban will affect gang shootings

Our View: Unclear whether pistol ban will affect gang shootings

If the sales ban doesn’t work, we’ll need to try other avenues to disarm gangsters

OUR VIEW: Less electoral chicken, more governing

We should have a few years before the next election. Maybe.
Election: Don’t forget to have your say

Election: Don’t forget to have your say

Those who have seen the discourse on some local Facebook groups know that local politics can get petty on occasion. I won’t go into the specifics of the near-constant praising, campaigning and mudslinging, suffice it to say that there are several reasons you may vote for one candidate over another.

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

To the editor:
Candidates: thank-you for stepping forward

Candidates: thank-you for stepping forward

Well, the nomination papers are in and the slate of candidates for city council are set.
Drowning is silent; familiarize yourself with the signs of it

Drowning is silent; familiarize yourself with the signs of it

Chilliwack reporter shares what signs of drowning look like after incident with son in pool
Coming together in crisis

Coming together in crisis

Back in the day, your takeout hamburger used to come safely packed in a Styrofoam container
OUR VIEW: Paramedic shortage is a black eye for NDP government

OUR VIEW: Paramedic shortage is a black eye for NDP government

No ambulance staffing in Maple Ridge on Saturday is a crisis situation
Low unemployment rate means new challenges for employers

Low unemployment rate means new challenges for employers

Canada’s population is aging and people are leaving or preparing to leave the job market