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Goodsir Nature Park has experienced a weather record. Sole founder and proprietor Jim Good said he believes it is only the beginning of such benchmarks. "We have been open for about four weeks now. That is a record by far," said Good.

Part two of a three-part series. For Part 1, click here. For Part 3, click here. The words Don Zwozdesky uses to describe life now are lost to him like the last three years since Lakeland Mills exploded around him.

An overdue hunter has been found. Vance Hartley, who had not been seen since Wednesday evening, walked out of the bush near Cottonwood on Highway 16 at about 8 p.m. Thursday, Quesnel RCMP said.

Crews from the province's wildfire management branch are now battling a second blaze in the Central Interior. They have been called to a lightning-caused fire about 80 kilometres northwest of Quesnel near Pelican Lake.

Over four-and-a-half weeks, an often emotionally-charged coroners inquest into the Lakeland Mills explosions heard from 54 witnesses ranging from the widow of one the two men who died, to the workers who survived the blast, to those involved in the s

A search had been launched on the Salmon River, north of Prince George, for a 25-year-old male who is an inexperienced kayaker. The man was dropped off about 20 kilometres up the river from Highway 97 at about 5:30 p.m.

A violent home invasion that seriously injured an adult male last week sees Ann Brittany Tom, 26, and Ivan Christopher Skin, 24, charged. At about 8 p.m.

WorkSafeBC's lead investigator told a coroner's inquest Wednesday there is "absolutely no evidence" to support a possibility that static electricity from an air wand was the ignition source for the blast that leveled Lakeland Mills two years ago, a c

A former WorkSafeBC CEO gave his account of events surrounding the agency's decision to take its findings for two northern B.C.

For Bruce Germyn, the flames of Lakeland Mills are never far away