• Ozone is causing crop damage.

1991

• Fraser Valley College gains degree granting status.
• Cheam Band shuts down Canadian National Rail main line to draw attention to a dispute with fisheries.
• Rock quartet 54.40 headlines dry grad.
• Chilliwack River Valley residents experience floods.

1992

• Canadian Forces Base [CFB] Chilliwack celebrates 50th anniversary.
• Residential development in Chilliwack's Promontory Heights takes a leap forward with approval of $2.1 million in service expansion.
• Stó:lo gain right to legally sell salmon during one year pilot project.
• Air Care testing on vehicles begins.
• Cheam Lake Wetlands Park nears completion.

1993

• Reform Party candidate Chuck Strahl sweeps to victory.
• Pillsbury plant shuts down, 200 jobless.

1994

• Stó:lo Nation Council and Stó:lo Nation merge.
• 1 Canadian Engineers Regiment ready for Bosnian mission.

1995

• CFB Chilliwack closes.
• Chilliwack's air quality readings go ballistic.

1996

• Salvation Army distributes more than 1000 hampers.
• Ryder Lake development gets shelved.
• Business Improvement Area begins revitalization projects.

1997

• New spotted owl rules could slash 100 forestry jobs. The owl is an endangered species.
• Fraser River faces total sportfish ban.
• Chilliwack Future Plan begins developing community plan.
• Chilliwack water ranked best in the country.

1998

• Bargain hunters attack CFB Chilliwack at huge cash-and-carry sale.

1999

• Say goodbye to the salmon season.
• Valley turning grey as population ages.
• City picks a partner for new arena deal in exhibition grounds re-development.