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Do you want to repave your driveway or add a tennis court? Central Paving will get the job done right! Based in Abbotsford, we offer services from base inspection, to asphalt installation. Contact us.

The Rogers store at King George - 72nd Ave in Surrey is your one-stop shop to stay connected on Canada’s largest and most reliable 5G network. Explore our great selection of cell phones, smartwatches and tablets with mobile plans that suit your needs. Need internet, TV or home security? Try bundling home services with a mobile plan for even more savings. Visit us in-store to sign up today!

With a 10+ acre retail location and over 30 additional acres of active growing area, Art's selection of plants, shrubs and trees is second to none. We also carry a wide variety of bulk materials, fertilizers and many other types of gardening supplies. Our diverse and ever changing selection of plant material is sure to keep you garden fresh and lively while maintaining Art's reputation as the Place For Plants The quality of our plants is superb. Grown in-house by our own professional staff or supplied by large and small growers through-out B.C., you are guaranteed to receive happy, healthy, thriving plants. We even backup our quality with Art's own plant guarantee. Art's staff of trained horticulturalists, keen gardeners and experienced growers enables us to serve you better.

R&T Bottle Depot & Recycling Centre recycles not only take empty bottles and electronics but also light bulbs cardboards car batteries, paint and more. This is exactly why we call ourselves Abbotsford's one-stop recycling centre.

City Council is responsible for local government leadership and decision making in the City of Abbotsford. The primary functions of City Council are to establish administrative policy; to adopt bylaws governing matters delegated to local government through the Community Charter and other Provincial statutes for the protection of the public good; and, to levy taxes for these purposes.

The Abbotsford Airshow began in 1962 when the recently formed Abbotsford Flying Club decided an airshow would be an effective way to promote flying from Abbotsford Airport, which was inactive at the time. The Flying Club approached W.J. (Bud) Lloyd of the Abbotsford Rotary Club for their support. The Rotary Club put up the $700 to cover the budget of the show and Flying Club provided the manpower. The 2001 Abbotsford International Airshow featured the first flying demonstration in Canada of the F/A-18F Super Hornet.