Cooling centres to open as temperatures heat up in Chilliwack

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Filtered water fountains will be active at both locations. Residents are urged to bring their own refillable water bottle. Bottled water may also be available.

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The City is urging residents to drink plenty of water in the days leading up to the heat to avoid dehydration. When cooling centres aren’t available, residents can seek out free air-conditioned spaces, such as local malls, libraries and leisure centres. Staying cool at a spray park is also an option.

During hot spells like the one being predicted, residents are asked to keep in contact with their loved ones to ensure everyone remains safe. Reaching out to an elderly neighbour can also help to protect the health and safety of residents.

The City of Chilliwack website also has a page dedicated to advice to beat the heat. It can be accessed by clicking here.