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While there are contraction pains still to be felt, the long-term prognosis for the provincial forestry industry is healthy, according to the members of a panel at the Premier's Natural Resources Forum.

More than four years after their son Alistair was born, Julie and Jason MacMillan still don't know what is causing his disability - and they're fine with that.

Police seized two rifles and arrested a former Chilliwack man when they executed a search warrant Saturday on a motel room in the 1900 block of Third Avenue.

A B.C. Supreme Court trial will begin March 3 for a Prince George man facing charges related to a fatal fight outside a Fort St. John bar.

UNBC has again taken a trophy at the JDC-West championships.

A bylaw set out to regulate the conditions and costs under which private property owners could have vehicles towed was put on blocks Monday night.

Masich Place stadium needs some work, city council acknowledged Monday night, but now is not the time.

What would B.C. look like if it was the most progressive province for people living with disabilities? That's the question the provincial government is trying to answer with its series of community consultations on increasing accessibility.

A new camp cook's course for aboriginal students was opened jointly by College of New Caledonia and Northwest Community College on Tuesday and is already a hit.

While management and staff still have to put their heads together to discuss ways to improve on last month's snow clearing challenges, some changes are already in place for this year, said the head of the department.