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If we are lost, sang Blue Rodeo, then we are lost together.

It started with two, but by the time The Ebbs finished their first interview as a band, they had grown to three. And they haven't even played their first concert. Together, that is.

One of Prince George's most acclaimed writers of local history is now one of B.C.'s most acclaimed for 2019. When the Historical Federation Historical Writing Competition announced its shortlist this week, Lily Chow was one of the nominees.

In her final meet before she heads to Ottawa for the Canadian artistic gymnastics championships, Alia Wilson shone with silver brilliance. Competing as part of Team B.C.

Motocross racers and bull riders play a dangerous game. It's only a matter of time before they get bucked off. Sometimes they get lucky and walk away unscathed.

The arts-based community of Wells has unveiled its annual programming schedule, as designed by Island Mountain Arts.

The Forever Young Chorus at the Elder Citizens Recreation Centre, under the direction of Janice Taylor is proud to present their annual spring concert.

The voices of creation speak to Darin Corbiere. Starting today, we get to see what they told him. The recent arrival to Lheidli T'enneh territory came with a well established arts career back in his original home of Ontario.

Another Reveen is getting standing ovations and wowing international audiences with amazing feats of the eye and mind.

The sizable and stirring paintings of Audrey McKinnon have reached new heights. They are all the way up on the fifth floor of City Hall.