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Talks between the Tsilhqot’in Nation and Taseko Mines to reach a long-term solution over the proposed New Prosperity gold-copper mine southwest of Williams Lake will continue for another year.

Double crossed for their cooperation throughout the pandemic, B.C.’s reconfigured Liberal Opposition may take a more aggressive, combative role in the legislature, predicted political analysts.

Sweater weather in full effect (again)

One person is out of hospital's critical care unit in the north

A ninth death in Northern Health from COVID-19 was recorded on Tuesday. The fatality was among 16 from the virus province-wide as confirmed by the B.C. Centre for Disease Control, raising the total since the pandemic broke out to 543 for B.C.

Driving conditions could become hazardous

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has awarded a man $167,000 in damages for the injuries he had suffered when he was hit by a van while riding through a Prince George alley slightly more than 14 years ago.

B.C. is already in the longest state of emergency in provincial history. Now, it has officially been in place for over 8 months.

Fear not, for 5G health hazards are “grossly overblown” going into 2021.

University sees more funding coming in for research projects