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'Largest and tallest' section to begin next week

With vaccinations against COVID-19 in Canada set to begin on Monday, the federal health agency says that people with allergies to any of the vaccine's ingredients should not receive it.

Surge in regional cases prompts health authority to issue reminder

The Canada-U.S. land border will remain closed until at least the New Year. A tweet from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday (Dec. 11) explains COVID-19 travel restrictions in place at the Canada-U.S. land border will be extended until Jan.

B.C. police are warning people about counterfeit money making the rounds. RCMP Staff Sgt. Scott West says phoney U.S. $100 bills were passed at stores in Salmon Arm recently. On Thursday (Dec.

Len Shankel is being mourned by friends and family after his death earlier this week from cancer. He was 83. Below is The Citizen's Seniors Scene columnist Kathy Nadalin's profile of Shankel from 2017.

Sugarcane Archaeology is hoping to simplify archaeology while educating the public about the Cariboo’s rich and diverse cultural heritage through a new blog.

COVID-19 exposures have been reported at both Skeena Middle School and Veritas Catholic School in Terrace. The exposure at Vertias occurred on Nov. 30, and the Northern Health lists COVID-19 exposures at Skeena Middle School on Dec. 4 and Dec. 7.

Temperatures will chill down into the negative double digits

Czech Republic’s Filip Koffer joins Canada’s Taylor Gauthier in Edmonton bubble