Adam Louis

A person dressed as a witch stands on a paddle board, holding a paddle, on Harrison Lake. It is a foggy, cloudy day in the autumn. There is a paper with the number 100 on their chest.

This is a cool shot from Becci Corder from this year's Witches' Paddle on Harrison Lake. The event raised $235 for cancer research.

Harrison council supports underwater Search and Rescue drone Council approved up to $3,500 for purchase of new drone

Harrison Hot Springs has aided local search and rescue efforts in a big way this week.

Ex-Sts’ailes chief sentenced to probation for public mischief Ralph Leon will serve 15 months probation following 2022 incident

A former chief of the Sts’ailes First Nation has been sentenced to 15 months of probation for public mischief.

First poppies delivered in Agassiz-Harrison

Poppy season has arrived.

Residents have been calling this a positive
move toward government transparency.

This photo accompanying a news story about the heist at the Louvre is perfection.

Jays fans look to gain Game 7 edge by kidnapping beloved Seattle radio psychiatrist SEATTLE, WA - With the ALCS series headed to a winner-take-all game 7, Toronto Blue Jays fans have attempted to gain an advantage over the Mariners by abducting Dr. Frasier Crane, beloved radio person...

Jays fans look to gain Game 7 edge by kidnapping beloved Seattle radio psychiatrist

Not to be THAT dictionary, but…

It’s ‘per se,’ not ‘per say.’
It’s ‘dog-eat-dog world,’ not ‘doggy-dog world.’
It’s ‘hunger pangs,’ not ‘hunger pains.’
It’s ‘one and the same,’ not ‘one in the same.’
It's 'buck naked,' not 'butt naked.'

PHOTOS: Stuck duck successfully rescued in Harrison Juvenile pie-billed grebe set free thanks to volunteers, wildlife rescuers

A young duck has a new lease on life thanks to volunteers and rescue workers in Harrison Hot Springs.

Agassiz's hazelnut industry comeback remains a tough nut to crack UFV researchers dedicated to bringing farmers back into the black

More than 8,000 hazelnut trees planted in an Agassiz orchard fell victim to the dreaded Eastern Filbert Blight (EFB), virtually wiping out the local industry.

Agassiz Legion asks council for veterans memorial crosswalk Similar crosswalk installed in Alberta earlier this year

A tribute to veterans may well be on its way to a local crosswalk in Agassiz.

Barenaked Ladies to perform on Agassiz Holiday Train stop Canadian music greats ride the CPKC Holiday Train to Agassiz Dec. 19

A big name in the Canadian music scene will grace the stage during the Agassiz Holiday Train stop this year.

'Deadman's Curse' searches for more clues in Harrison area The History Channel show recently started its third season

Explorers on the hunt for a gold mine worth billions have set foot once again in the Harrison Lake area.

Upcoming masquerade gala in Harrison supports good causes

A night of glamour and giving is on the horizon for Harrison Hot Springs.

Ex-Chilliwack MLA slams B.C. Conservatives for walking out on ARPA vote Kelli Paddon called out 'inclusive' Chilliwack MLA Áʼa꞉líya Warbus

Former Chilliwack-Kent MLA Kelli Paddon called out current Chllliwack-Cultus Lake MLA Áʼa꞉líya Warbus and the Conservatives for walking out on a vote condemning the views of the Association for Reformed Political Action (ARPA).

PHOTOS: 'Stronger together': Agassiz-Harrison observes Truth and Reconciliation The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is Sept. 30

The Sts'ailes First Nation carried a message with them as dozens of people marched nearly 4 kilometres in observance of the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation: We are here, and we are resilient.

Harrison receives $15K grant for DEI plan Harrison's grant goes to build a DEI plan for village

B.C. Healthy Communities has invested $15,000 in a diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) plan for the village of Harrison Hot Springs.

Agassiz restaurant makes cameo in Netflix rom-com Sossy's Salloon makes a big screen appearance

An Agassiz restaurant recently made a cameo in a Netflix movie that premiered this month.

Ex-Sts'ailes chief to be sentenced for public mischief Sentencing set for Oct. 31

Former Sts'ailes First Nation Chief Ralph Leon is set to be sentenced for public mischief stemming from a 2022 incident.

PHOTOS: Agassiz-Harrison runs for Terry Fox Event raised at least $6,000 for cancer research

Dozens of Agassiz-Harrison runners finished the race on behalf of Canadian hero Terry Fox.

PHOTOS: Fall kicks off with Agassiz Fall Fair, Corn Festival Fair weekend draws thousands every year

"It never rains at the Agassiz Fall Fair" was inscribed on umbrellas for sale at arguably one of the biggest local weekends of the year.

And this time, the umbrellas were right.

The timing on this could be an issue, given the increased interest among locals concerning an proposed housing complex in Harrison that has stirred up a great deal of controversy. We shall see.

Sq'éwqel nation calls for respect as sockeye fishing underway Seabird Island community urges peaceful fishing for all

The Sq'éwqel (Seabird Island) First Nation is speaking out as fishing fever grips anglers with the abundant return of sockeye salmon.

Agassiz-Harrison swimmers close out a successful 2025 Aquanauts hit personal records, brought home medals

It was another outstanding swim season for our very own Agassiz-Harrison Aquanauts (AHA).

PHOTOS: Storytime in the Park closes another successful chapter Beloved summer event ends with a ninja kick

One of summer's most beloved events has shut the books on yet another successful year.

2 rescued from Harrison Lake after falling overboard No injuries reported after Wednesday afternoon rescue

Two people were successfully rescued after the fell into the cold waters of Harrison Lake on Wednesday (Aug.20) afternoon.

Weekend rainfall shatters 113-year record Nearly 40 mm of rain fell in 1 day

Agassiz-Harrison received practically a month's worth of rain fall in a single day this past week.

Bear Creek wildfire north of Harrison under control Wildfire has been burning since July 29

Agassiz-Harrison can breathe a collective sigh of relief now that the 242-hectare wildfire near Bear Creek is under control.

Agassiz artist to make her mark at Chilliwack Mural Festival

Agassiz artist Kayla Neufeld Gowans is taking her talents across the bridge.

FCC invests $1 million into Agassiz dairy data hub UBC Dairy Education and Research Centre to take data collection to a whole new level

A new $1-million investment in an Agassiz research centre is set to usher in a new era of data-driven agricultural research.