Fraser Valley flooding continues
A thousand acres of blueberries remain underwater in the Fraser Valley, while more than 200…
Mental health in the spotlight
Comprehensive financial compensation for BC mink farmers being pushed out of business and growers displaced…
Christmas tree growers face a grim future
CHILLIWACK – BC residents should be able to find their annual Christmas tree this year,…
Frustration over “timber-centric” range bill
VERNON – Frustration filled Werner Stump’s voice as he addressed the North Okanagan Livestock Association…
Province sets agenda for tree fruit future
KELOWNA – The province released 19 recommendations on November 12 outlining a plan to stabilize…
Producers urged to make emergency plans
VICTORIA – When flooding hit Sumas Prairie last month, years of efforts by the BC…
A century of dairy farming in Pitt Meadows
PITT MEADOWS – Severinski Farms reached a golden milestone this fall, one recognized with the…
Catastrophic flooding
ABBOTSFORD – Unexpected. Unprecedented. Catastrophic. These are a few of the words officials have used…
Mortalities less than expected
A clearer picture is emerging of livestock losses as a result of last week’s flooding…
Province won’t relocate farms
Preventing development in disaster-prone areas is on the table as the province seeks to mitigate…
BC Veg seeks commissioners
Two new independent commissioners are being sought by the BC Vegetable Marketing Commission in order…
Catastrophic flooding hits Fraser Valley
The flood waters are receding but the toll of what the province has dubbed “the…
Cedar Valley licence reinstated
An investigation by the BC Milk Marketing Board of Cedar Valley Farms in Abbotsford has…
Tree fruits set for shakeup
The province released 19 recommendations last week that outline a vision for stabilizing BC’s troubled…
Cedar Valley footage released
Video footage that triggered an investigation of Cedar Valley Farms in Abbotsford two weeks ago…
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