A PROTEST RALLY has been organized to demonstrate Bradner and Mt Lehman's stance on the City of Abbotsford's application to EXCLDE 699 acres for Industrial Parks! This Monday (July 17th) @ 7:30am in the Dunach Elementary parking lot (corner of Mt Lehman and Downs).​ NO TO EXCLUSIONS / HONK IF YOU AGREE. Make a sign, make a banner and see you there!

This EXCLUSION will add 12,000+ cars on our Rural Roads! The City of Abbotsford has NO answers on road infrastructure upgrades! 

By Heather Lemieux - Patience is running thin while residents of Bradner wait for the City of Abbotsford and the legal system to uphold the City's Zoning Bylaws and remove serial sex offender, James Conway, from our rural neighbourhood.

By Heather Lemieux, On February 23rd, 2016 exhausted parents and members of the community attended the Abbotsford Board of Education meeting to hear the trustees vote on the fate of rural Abbotsford schools.

By Editor, Heather Lemieux - In light of all the latests upheavals I’ve felt in my community of Bradner and the enormous strain the re-configuration plan has put on Our families, unknowingly or not, I suggest the Abbotsford School Board take a minute - and a long stride in the backwards direction - to see the ramifications of their surprise announcement in late November 2015 and their effects on the smaller of life sources within our great country. 

By Kim Iverson

Bradner BC - I am writing on behalf of the Bradner residence, in conflict with James Conway. We are not part of any hoodlum, vigilante acts. We are a community frustrated with corrections, frustrated with the system. This system has failed us again and are frustrated that a child sex offender is allowed to live in the ALR breaking a bylaw. What makes it ok for them to break laws? If they were not here in the first place none of this stuff would ever have happened. This is a beautiful neighbourhood with great people, the problem, after all, is the sex offender and a half-way house running in an illegal way.

The following article was written by reporter Vikki Hopes and posted on the Abbotsford News website on Sept. 26th, 2015. The residence of Conway, convicted child sex offender, was intentionally flooded early Saturday morning, causing the ceiling to collapse. Constable Ian MacDonald said the Abbotsford Police received a report at 2 am about a flooding of the home on Joanita Place in the North Bradner area.

By Heather Lemieux, Editor

Bradner BC - The City of Abbotsford have stepped up for the community of Bradner and determined that this rural area is not zoned correctly for a half-way house. A giant step to getting Conway out of here!