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I'm looking for a farmer/rancher that might have bones for my dog.

I have a 5 year old Golden and he loves to chew thru bones like nothing..lol. Looking for something to keep him occupied for a while.

If anyone has any recommendations or knows of anyone who sells dog bones, that would be amazing!!!

Thank you so much!!

Apologies if this is not the right place for posting this.

Hi friends! We have a lovely 1-bedroom + den walkout basement suite available for rent *starting August 1st.*

🌳 Located in a nice neighborhood near the Philippson Family Park in Promontory, Chilliwack. The extra den area is perfect for a home office! 💻

If you or anyone you know is looking for a nice, cozy new home, please drop me a DM for details. Thanks! 🙏✨

Looking for a shop that is somewhat reasonable in price to repair my A/C in my 2007 Honda CR-V. I think the compressor is done in it. Any recommendations would be great, I know it's going to cost, just hoping there is a good shop out there with good pricing. Cheers!

We are looking to move to chilliwack and found a house we really like, but it backs onto a cornfield.

We are wondering if anyone has any regrets or pros or cons of living with this situation?

Wondering about rodents mainly? Other main questions or thoughts are dust during harvest, and fertilizer/pesticides sprays and if they have any effect.

Cheers!

If you’re going to ride around without a helmet, please sign up to be an organ donor.

Also get a DNR tattoo on your chest because if you survive the crash, after the firefighters hose half your grey matter off the road you’re probably not going to enjoy life quite as much. Best to just peace out and piece meal out those healthy organs so someone who actually wants to live can get a chance to.

Anyone else woken up by the sirens overnight? Anyone have any idea what was going on? Sounded like Marco Polo with police cars.

Who makes the best pizza in Chilliwack?

Anyone else feel the shaking at 11.35 pm Canada Day? I’m freaking rn, is it safe to sleep!?!

Great Event, however it could be a lot better. Traffic Control, parking and need more food trucks. Please share your thoughts. The TCPs decided to not open the lickman road exit after the event ended. Parking for people who arrived earliest was far away from the event entrance. Only a few food trucks with long lineups and half of them sold out.

Share your thoughts and suggestions.

Calling it now... the post drone-show parking lot dispersal fiasco will topple the municipal government.

We recently moved to Chilliwack and have tons of boxes from our move. I also come from a condo that had different bins for glass, paper, cardboard, organics and garbage.

I'm trying to wrap my head around how to organize my things into blue, green and black bins.

According to the Chilliwack website I should place my boxes in the blue bin, but I have too many just to throw two boxes every week.

Is there a place where I can take all the styrofoam (from my TV box) and cardboard boxes to recycle?

Also, should I place glass containers in the black bin? Or take them to a recycling center?

Hi everyone, we purchased our first ever home here in the city. It does have a 1 bedroom walkout basement suite with separate entrance from the backyard. The rental suite is currently vacant, but we are planning to rent it out in upcoming months.

But we have zero experience about being landlords. And we are originally from an Asian country so we aren't experts in bylaws or legality of rental in BC Canada. So if anyone can guide us here, that'll be really helpful. Here are our questions,

1. Do we need to register somewhere as "landlord" in any tenants associations or something?

2. Once we find a tenant, do we need to get in touch with any lawyer for a rental agreement? Or any other process for setting up a proper rental agreement?

3. Are there any websites where we can do credit checks for future tenants for a fee?

4. What is the procedure for getting Police verification done for tenants (of course with their consent) to make sure they're legit.

5. Do we need to inform local police stations about who is renting in our basement suite (we have a law in our birth country for this)?

And finally, any other suggestions or recommendations for verifying our future tenants before we sign any agreement with them.

Thank you in advance and please feel free to DM if you have any other advice for us.

Due to some serious chronic health issues with my young kids, we decided to test them for toxin exposure (via Mosaic labs) and found that their glyphosate levels are 99th percentile. Consistently, on every test for the past year.

I've evaluated every possible source for this but we eat almost exclusively organic food and grass-finished meat. They don't eat any grains or legumes. We use RO water for 10 months now and never use any glyphosate on our property. None of the 'normal' exposure sources apply and their levels are still extremely high. I'm truly at my wits end with this and I'm wondering if it could somehow be an ambient exposure just from living in Chilliwack? Has anyone tested this?

Moving from a big city to chilliwack next month, just purchased a home. We’re both from small towns and very familiar with Chilliwack so not worried about transition
Though I’m curious what groups/communities/networks/gatherings etc are happening in the area?! I’m sure once we get situated we’ll met people but in the meantime I’d like to make the transition smooth for the kids and us (I’m SAHM)
Where we were had a very active mom Facebook page and weekly library meet ups, kids park dates, a drop in play centre etc. so I assume that’s going on here, just haven’t found loads online yet.
kids are 1 and 3.

Thanks in advance!

what in the ever lasting H.E. double hockey sticks are the mosquitos eating thag are making them SO Huge.

Took my kids to the river at island 22 and we lasted 7 minutes. We were all swarmed and ive never in my life seen mosquitos that big.

Wtheck

Edit to add,
- This occurred at the Promontory location.
- They are actively deleting my Google reviews, trying to inform shoppers to be careful.

First, I'm posting this to raise awareness and encourage people to be cautious when purchasing gift cards from Shoppers Drug Mart and I’d like to preface this by saying I’m not looking for sympathy or advice. I’ve already contacted the store, Shoppers Drug Mart (SDM) Customer Service, Lululemon, and attempted to file a police report. I currently have an active investigation with SDM Customer Service.

Second, I am aware a gift card could have been purchased from Lulu online or from their store front on Highstreet.

Here’s what happened:

On June 8, 2026, I purchased a $400 Lululemon gift card as a gift. When the recipient tried to use it on lululemon.com, the transaction was declined because the card had a $0 balance.
After contacting Lululemon, they confirmed the gift card was not active and advised me to return to the SDM where it was purchased.

At the store, I spoke with a supervisor named Kathy (or Cathy), who explained that the issue would have to be handled through SDM Customer Service because the store couldn’t resolve it. During that conversation, she also mentioned that this location has experienced issues with Lululemon gift cards for the past several months, yet they are still being sold. That was particularly concerning to hear.

I’ve since opened a case with SDM Customer Service, and it’s currently under investigation. I also contacted the non-emergency police line to create an incident report, but I was advised to wait until the retailer’s investigation is complete before proceeding further.

I’m sharing this simply so others are aware. If you’re buying gift cards, it may be worth checking the packaging carefully and keeping your receipts (original and gc activation receipt). In my case, a $400 gift card was unusable from the moment the recipient tried to redeem it.

Moving forward, I will use my own advice, rather than be a Cotton Headed Ninnymuggins having to experience this ever again.