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Whether you're entertaining kids, hosting guests, or just looking to enjoy the sunshine, here’s your go-to guide for what’s happening around the Fraser Valley this Easter.

Family-Friendly Easter Events

Easter Egg-Stravaganza at The Fraser Valley Cider Company

• Easter crafts and treats for kids
• Photos with the Easter Bunny
• Hot chocolate and snacks
• A cider tasting experience for adults

It’s a smaller, more intimate event—perfect if you want something a little less chaotic than large public hunts.

Easter Egg Hunt at Township 7 Vineyards & Winery

• Kids hunt for Easter eggs
• Adults search for hidden corks (yes, really!)
• Live music and food trucks
• Wine tastings in a vineyard setting

This is a great option if you want something that appeals to everyone in your group.

Spring Events at Maan Farms

• Easter egg hunts and kids activities
• “Breakfast with the Easter Bunny”
• Evening adults-only events (think drinks + entertainment)

It’s one of the best all-in-one destinations for a full day out.

Outdoor & Low-Key Activities

If you prefer something more relaxed (or free), the Fraser Valley shines in spring:

Explore Local Trails

Take advantage of the blooming season with a walk along:

• Vedder River Rotary Trail
• Mill Lake Park

Expect fresh greenery, mountain views, and plenty of space for kids to run around.

Fraser Valley Wine & Cider Touring

Easter weekend is also the unofficial kickoff to patio season.

Popular stops include:

• Backyard Vineyards
• Whispering Horse Winery

Many wineries offer seasonal tastings and Easter-themed experiences during the long weekend.

Unique & Adults-Only Experiences

Easter Night Events at Fantasy Farms

• Adults-only Easter egg hunts
• Drinks, charcuterie, and prizes
• A fun, social night out

A great option if you're planning a date night or outing with friends.

Pro Tips for the Weekend

• Book early: Many Easter events sell out quickly (especially farm experiences).
• Plan for weather: Spring in the Fraser Valley can be unpredictable—layers are key.
• Arrive early: Parking at popular farms and wineries fills up fast.

Final Thoughts

The Easter long weekend is one of the best times to enjoy everything the Fraser Valley has to offer—from family-friendly farm events to scenic outdoor escapes and wine country experiences.

Whether you’re making memories with the kids or enjoying a relaxed adults-only outing, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate the season close to home.

? Family-Friendly Easter Events

? Easter Egg-Stravaganza at The Fraser Valley Cider Company

One of the standout events this year, this orchard-based experience blends family fun with a relaxed farm atmosphere.

• Easter crafts and treats for kids
• Photos with the Easter Bunny
• Hot chocolate and snacks
• A cider tasting experience for adults

It’s a smaller, more intimate event—perfect if you want something a little less chaotic than large public hunts.

? Easter Egg Hunt at Township 7 Vineyards & Winery

A Fraser Valley classic—with a twist for both kids and adults.

• Kids hunt for Easter eggs
• Adults search for hidden corks (yes, really!)
• Live music and food trucks
• Wine tastings in a vineyard setting

This is a great option if you want something that appeals to everyone in your group.

? Spring Events at Maan Farms

Maan Farms always delivers when it comes to seasonal experiences.

• Easter egg hunts and kids activities
• “Breakfast with the Easter Bunny”
• Evening adults-only events (think drinks + entertainment)

It’s one of the best all-in-one destinations for a full day out.

? Outdoor & Low-Key Activities

If you prefer something more relaxed (or free), the Fraser Valley shines in spring:

?‍♀️ Explore Local Trails

Take advantage of the blooming season with a walk along:

• Vedder River Rotary Trail
• Mill Lake Park

Expect fresh greenery, mountain views, and plenty of space for kids to run around.

? Fraser Valley Wine & Cider Touring

Easter weekend is also the unofficial kickoff to patio season.

Popular stops include:

• Backyard Vineyards
• Whispering Horse Winery

Many wineries offer seasonal tastings and Easter-themed experiences during the long weekend.

? Unique & Adults-Only Experiences

? Easter Night Events at Fantasy Farms

Looking for something a little different?

• Adults-only Easter egg hunts
• Drinks, charcuterie, and prizes
• A fun, social night out

A great option if you're planning a date night or outing with friends.

☀️ Pro Tips for the Weekend

• Book early: Many Easter events sell out quickly (especially farm experiences).
• Plan for weather: Spring in the Fraser Valley can be unpredictable—layers are key.
• Arrive early: Parking at popular farms and wineries fills up fast.

? Final Thoughts

The Easter long weekend is one of the best times to enjoy everything the Fraser Valley has to offer—from family-friendly farm events to scenic outdoor escapes and wine country experiences.

Whether you’re making memories with the kids or enjoying a relaxed adults-only outing, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate the season close to home.

At a high level, the Bank is trying to balance two things:

• Keeping inflation near its 2% target
• Supporting a slowing, uncertain economy

Right now, the Bank believes the current rate is “about right” meaning:

• Inflation is stabilizing but still being monitored
• Economic growth is modest
• There is still uncertainty globally (trade, economic trends, etc.)

In simple terms, they are waiting for more data before making their next move.

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Here are some great ways to keep the kids busy and make the most of Spring Break close to home.

Langley

Canadian Museum of Flight

Fast Track Indoor Karting

If the weather isn’t cooperating, indoor go-kart racing is a great way to burn off energy. Kids and adults can race around the track, making it a fun activity for the whole family.

Douglas Park

This popular park in downtown Langley is perfect for a Spring Break afternoon with playgrounds, walking paths, and open green space for picnics or games.

Penzer Action Park

Surrey

Hi-Knoll Driving Range & Mini-Golf

A fun family outing where kids can try mini-golf or practice their swing at the driving range.

Surrey also runs many Spring Break recreation programs, including swimming, skating, sports, and drop-in fitness activities through local recreation centres and day camps.

These programs are designed for children and teens and often include arts and crafts, games, music, and sports activities throughout the week.

Abbotsford

A few great outdoor and indoor options include:

Mill Lake Park
A scenic lake surrounded by walking trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas — perfect for a relaxed afternoon outdoors with the family.

Recreation Centre Programs
Local recreation centres often host Spring Break camps, STEM activities, skating sessions, and drop-in swimming throughout the week.

Mission

Mission offers several educational and creative camps during Spring Break, including STEM exploration programs where kids can experiment with robotics, 3D printing, and hands-on technology projects.

These programs provide a fun learning experience while keeping kids engaged during the break.

Chilliwack

Chilliwack is packed with outdoor adventure opportunities during Spring Break.

Cultus Lake Area
A great destination for mini golf, lakeside walks, or outdoor exploring.

Island 22 Regional Park
Families can enjoy nature walks, wildlife viewing, and bird watching in one of the region’s most beautiful natural areas.

Chilliwack Landing Leisure Centre
If the weather turns rainy, this recreation centre offers a wave pool, lazy river, and family swimming areas for a fun indoor escape.  Free Public Swim on Saturday March 21 from 2-6pm for students under 18 with their families.

Chilliwack Coliseum
On Wednesday March 25 there will be a Free Public Skate. Free skate rentals are included, and each child will receive a $5 voucher for a drink and popcorn.

Make the Most of Spring Break

Spring Break doesn’t have to mean travel plans or expensive activities. The Fraser Valley offers plenty of local adventures — from parks and museums to recreation programs and outdoor exploration — that make it easy to create memorable family experiences close to home.

Whether you’re exploring a new trail, visiting a local attraction, or trying a hands-on camp, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy Spring Break right here in the Valley.

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Here are five design trends that are gaining serious momentum this year:

1. Rich, Moody Color Palettes

Gone are the pastel days of earlier springs. Designers are moving toward deeper, richer hues like sage green, earthy ochre, and moody navy — especially when balanced with light neutrals. This trend creates a space that feels cozy and sophisticated.

How to try it now: Add richer throw pillows, area rugs, or accent decor to liven up living rooms or bedrooms without repainting.

2. Patterned & Statement Flooring

Flooring is no longer just a backdrop — patterned hardwood, chevron, and herringbone designs are coming back strong. These expressive surfaces become focal points and add character to otherwise simple interiors.

Bonus tip: Refinishing existing wood floors can be more sustainable — and often more affordable — than pulling them up and replacing them.

3. Layered Window Treatments

Window coverings are evolving from purely functional to stylish and purposeful. Think combinations like light linen sheers plus heavier drapes to frame views, add privacy, and soften natural light.

Layered curtains in living rooms and bedrooms instantly refresh a space — and they’re one of the easiest upgrades for spring.

4. Indoor-Outdoor Furniture Flow

As the weather warms, furniture meant for both indoor and outdoor use is trending — creating spaces that feel cohesive and invite you to enjoy outdoor living longer.

Think plush outdoor seating, weather-ready dining pieces, and storage-integrated lounges that work just as well on decks as they do in sunrooms.

5. Texture and Layered Materials

Design in 2026 is all about texture. From bouclé upholstery and woven baskets to stone and terrazzo accents, layering materials adds visual depth and a lived-in, intentional look.

You can start small with a woven wall hanging, a textured rug, or linen throws that feel right at home with every style.

What This Means for You

These trends aren’t just aesthetic — they reflect how people want to feel in their homes:

• Comfort and warmth instead of purely minimalist spaces

• Personal expression over cookie-cutter interiors

• Functional spaces that are purposeful for everyday life

In other words, these spring trends are all about making your home feel both stylish and livable — perfect for anyone prepping to sell later in the season or just enjoying their space more right now.

Spring Refresh Tips

Want to turn these trends into action without a full renovation?

 Switch out heavy winter blankets for lighter textiles
 Add one piece of accent furniture in a new rich tone
 Update throw pillows and planters for a pop of seasonal style
 Try a layered window treatment in a key living space

Homes are expiring… then coming back on the market.

Buyers think:  “Oh that property didn’t sell — something must be wrong with it.”

Sellers think:  “The market is crashing.”

Neither is actually true.

If you’ve been browsing listings lately, you may have noticed something unusual — homes disappearing from the market and then showing up again a few days or weeks later.

You’re not imagining it.

Across the Fraser Valley we’re seeing a growing number of properties expire and relist, and it’s one of the clearest signs of the type of market we’re currently in.  But here’s the important part:

A relisted home does not automatically mean something is wrong with the property.  It usually means the strategy was wrong — not the house.

Why homes are expiring right now

We are in what’s called a balanced-to-buyer leaning market.  Buyers have options again. That one change alone alters how homes need to be sold.

For the past several years, pricing high and “testing the market” often worked.  In 2026, it often does the opposite.

Here’s what’s happening:

1. Sellers are still anchored to 2021–2022 prices
Many homeowners still remember peak sale prices and naturally want to start there. The challenge is buyers today are payment-focused, not price-focused. Higher interest rates changed how people qualify and what they feel comfortable paying monthly.

2. The first 2 weeks now matter more than ever
A listing gets the most exposure the moment it hits the market. If it’s overpriced at launch, the strongest buyers skip it — and they rarely come back.

3. Buyers watch Days on Market closely
Today’s buyers are extremely informed. Once a listing sits too long, they assume:

• there were showings but no offers

• inspections scared someone away

• or the seller won’t negotiate

So they wait… or they don’t show it at all.

Why agents relist properties

Relisting is not a trick — it’s a reset.

When a listing expires and comes back:

• the Days on Market resets

• it shows as “new” to buyers

• it triggers listing alerts again

• it re-enters the conversation

Usually the seller also adjusts:

• price

• photos

• staging

• marketing strategy

A well-handled relist can actually be very successful.

What this means for buyers

A relisted home can actually be a great opportunity.

Often:

• the seller is now realistic

• they are more open to conditions

• inspection negotiations are easier

• completion dates are flexible

In today’s market, buyers have negotiating power — but only on homes that have sat long enough to reach that stage.

What this means for sellers

The biggest mistake sellers can make right now is thinking:

“We can always reduce later.”

The market doesn’t reward late adjustments anymore.

Instead, homes that:

• launch properly

• are priced near market value

• and show well

are still selling quickly — sometimes even competitively.  The goal in today’s market is not to “test the market.” The goal is to hit the market correctly the first time.

The takeaway

A relisted property is not a bad property. It’s usually a pricing story, not a house story. And in 2026, success in real estate isn’t about luck or timing — it’s about understanding how buyers think right now and positioning your home accordingly. If you’re curious what your home would realistically sell for in today’s market (not last year’s), I’m always happy to have that conversation.

Unfortunately, that’s exactly how homeowners end up with unexpected tax bills and penalties.

Here’s what you actually need to know.

Be Our Funny Valentine (Vancouver)

Queen Elizabeth Theatre — Vancouver
Feb 14, 9:00am–12:00pm
This free, family-friendly morning event celebrates laughter and love with comedy, activities, and interactive stations for all ages. There’s a Family Comedy Stage featuring local performers, joke-writing and comic creation stations, and even complimentary hot chocolate — perfect for kids and adults alike.

Valentine’s Chocolate Fondue (Langley)

Fraser Valley Cider Co., Langley
Feb 14, 12:00pm–8:45pm
Enjoy a sweet and memorable Valentine’s treat on the cozy, heated patio of Fraser Valley Cider Co. Reservations include chocolate fondue with a variety of dipping treats — great for families or small groups (pricing varies by group size).

Valentine’s Acrylic Paint Event (Chilliwack)

Corky’s Irish Pub, Chilliwack
Feb 14, 4:00pm
Get creative with a paired painting experience! This event includes all materials and instruction — a fun, hands-on way for families or couples to spend Valentine’s creating art together.

Valentine’s Dinner Options (Local Dining)

There are a number of special Valentine’s Day menus and dinners across the Valley, ideal for families or group celebrations:

• Legends Bistro Valentine’s Dinner — upscale family dinner in Chilliwack.

• Cookies Grill Valentine’s Buffet — a hearty buffet for families or groups.

• Fortitude Wine Bar Valentine’s Dinner — two-night culinary experience.

While many restaurants often book up early, reservations are worth pursuing for a memorable meal close to home.

Local Activity Ideas & Valentine Fun

Even if there isn’t a structured event, here are some low-key, family-friendly ways to celebrate:

• Ice skating and outdoor fun — put on skates at a local rink or explore parks together (great for the whole crew).

• Dine at familiar family spots — classic restaurants like Red Robin or Boston Pizza tend to offer heart-shaped pizzas and fun Valentine’s menus (especially popular with kids).

• Family walks and nature outings — pack a picnic, bring treats, and enjoy a scenic trail or park together.

 
Bonus: Family Day Weekend Around the Valley

Since Valentine’s Day falls just before BC Family Day Weekend, many communities have extra activities happening around the same time:

• Free public skating and swim events in Chilliwack — perfect for a day out with kids.

• Abbotsford/Chilliwack recreation centre events — Family Day fun fest with swimming, skating, basketball and more.

• Mission roaming & floral fun — local florists and shops in Mission often have Valentine-inspired bouquets and activities to explore.

Tips for Planning Your Valentine’s Weekend

• Plan ahead: Many Valentine’s dinners and special events sell out early — booking ahead can save stress.

• Bundle Family Day fun: Valentine’s Day + Family Day weekend means you can turn it into a full weekend getaway with kids or friends.

• Keep it simple: A themed family dinner at home plus a local event or outdoor adventure can be just as memorable as a big night out.

Buyers worry about purchasing too soon.
Sellers worry about listing too late.
And everyone is watching interest rates like a crystal ball.

The truth? Trying to perfectly time the real estate market is rarely successful — even for professionals. And for most people, it’s not what determines a good outcome anyway.

The Myth of the “Perfect Moment”

In hindsight, it always feels obvious:

• “I should have bought back then.”

• “I should have sold before rates changed.”

• “If only I had waited six more months…”

But real estate markets are influenced by dozens of moving parts at once:

• Interest rates

• Inventory levels

• Buyer demand

• Employment trends

• Lending rules

• Local neighbourhood dynamics

By the time conditions feel “perfect,” prices, competition, or borrowing costs have often already shifted.

Rate Announcements Create Noise — Not Clarity

Bank of Canada rate announcements tend to trigger emotional reactions:

• Buyers pause, waiting for clarity

• Sellers hesitate, worried demand will drop

• Media headlines amplify uncertainty

But in reality, markets adjust gradually, not instantly. Buyers don’t disappear overnight, and sellers don’t suddenly lose value because of one announcement.

What matters more than where rates are headed is how prepared you are to act when the right opportunity shows up.

What Actually Matters More Than Timing

Instead of chasing the perfect market moment, successful buyers and sellers focus on things they can control.

1. Your Personal Timeline

Are you moving for lifestyle reasons? Family? Work? Space?
Real estate decisions tied to real life tend to outperform decisions based purely on speculation.

2. Affordability — Not Just Rates

Rates matter, but so do:

• Purchase price

• Down payment

• Monthly comfort level

• Long-term holding plans

Many buyers who waited for lower rates ended up paying more for the home itself, offsetting any savings.

3. Local Market Conditions

National headlines don’t always reflect what’s happening on your street.
Some neighbourhoods remain competitive even in a buyer-leaning market, while others soften faster.

Local data always matters more than national averages.

4. Negotiating Power

Buyer’s markets often offer:

• More choice

• Fewer bidding wars

• Better subject conditions

• Room for price and term negotiation

These advantages can outweigh small rate fluctuations.

For Sellers: Waiting Isn’t Always Safer

Many sellers assume waiting automatically protects value. In reality:

• Inventory can rise quickly

• Buyer pools can shift

• Competition may increase before prices rebound

Sometimes selling in a slower market — but with the right strategy — produces better outcomes than selling later alongside dozens of similar listings.

The Better Question to Ask

Instead of:

“Is now the perfect time?”

Try:

“Does this decision make sense for me, with the information I have today?”

Real estate success is rarely about catching the absolute bottom or top. It’s about making well-timed decisions based on clarity, preparation, and long-term thinking — not fear or headlines.

Final Thought

Markets move. Rates change. Headlines come and go.
But the best decisions are made when your plan aligns with your life — not when you’re waiting for certainty that never truly arrives.

If you’re unsure whether now is the right time for you, a conversation grounded in data (not pressure) can bring far more clarity than waiting on the next announcement.

If a move is on your radar for later this year or into 2026, the most important first step isn’t house hunting or listing photos — it’s information.

Understanding your current home’s value, your financing options, and how today’s market conditions affect your goals can help you make decisions with clarity instead of stress. This early planning stage allows you to explore possibilities, watch trends, and prepare without committing before you’re ready.

Markets shift, interest rates change, and personal timelines evolve. When you’ve already done the groundwork, you’re in a much stronger position to act confidently when the timing feels right.

Real estate should feel aligned — not rushed. Whether your plans are months away or still taking shape, having a clear picture early on makes the process smoother when you’re ready to move forward.

If you’re thinking about a move down the road and want to start with a conversation — no pressure, no timeline — I’m always happy to help.

For the first time, Pantone selected a shade of white as its Color of the Year — PANTONE 11-4201 Cloud Dancer. This “billowy, calming white” evokes clarity, serenity, and quiet renewal in a world that has spent recent years confronting noise, distraction, and change.

Cloud Dancer isn’t a stark, clinical white. It’s an off-white with subtle warmth and balance that makes it incredibly versatile in interiors — offering a fresh, airy backdrop that works with almost any style or palette.

What Cloud Dancer Means for Your Home

Pantone describes the 2026 Color of the Year as a colour that creates space for calm and clarity — like a fresh canvas ready for creativity and new beginnings.
Here’s how to incorporate this serene shade into your home:

1. Start With the Walls

Cloud Dancer is perfect for painting walls when you want a neutral base with depth. It’s not pure bright white — it has soft undertones that help:

• Reflect natural light

• Make rooms feel larger

• Create a consistent backdrop for décor

Pair it with richer accent colours like navy, charcoal, or earthy tones for contrast.

2. Blend With Textures

Because it’s neutral, Cloud Dancer lets textures shine. Try:

• Linen curtains

• Wool or boucle upholstery

• Natural wood elements
  These textures give warmth and character while keeping the space light.

3. Accent with Colour

Cloud Dancer pairs beautifully with almost any colour palette:

• Powdered pastels for a soft, calming feel

• Deep jewel tones for a dramatic touch

• Warm neutrals like taupe and cream for cozy elegance

This makes it ideal if you love seasonal décor updates without repainting.

4. Bedrooms & Bathrooms

Its gentle, airy feel makes Cloud Dancer a perfect choice in restful spaces:

• Bedrooms feel tranquil and open

• Bathrooms feel spa-like when paired with natural stone or matte black fixtures

5. Art & Decor Stand Out

Because it’s a soft neutral, Cloud Dancer lets other elements take centre stage:

• Bold artwork

• Patterned rugs

• Sculptural lighting

Use it as a backdrop to anchor and elevate your favourite pieces.

Why Designers Love Cloud Dancer

Pantone’s choice reflects a broader design trend toward calm, intentional living spaces — environments that don’t overwhelm the senses but instead provide a place to recharge and reset.
White has always been a staple in interior design, but this specific shade allows for balance and harmony without feeling stark or cold.

Quick Tips Before You Paint

�” Test samples in different lighting — Cloud Dancer can read slightly warmer or cooler depending on sun exposure.
�” Keep surrounding finishes (flooring, trim, cabinetry) in mind — they’ll influence how the hue looks.
�” Start with small spaces — like an entryway or powder room — before committing to a whole home.

Pantone’s Cloud Dancer isn’t just a trend — it’s a reminder that sometimes the most impactful design choice is one that brings peace and clarity to your everyday life.

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