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It's just a natural fit for a local retired teacher to volunteer to be a choir director, tutor, and leader of a kids club at her church.

The B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld a WorkSafeBC decision to fine West Fraser Mills Ltd. in relation to the death of a tree faller working on a forest licence area held by the company.

A free college program aimed at giving marginalized people better access to education is seeing success. The College of New Caledonia said 43 per cent of people in the street humanities program have applied for more classes.

Parents are calling on the school district to clarify confusion around catchment rules.

Edgewood elementary can resume using its fountains after the latest round of lead testing shows the levels are safe again. Northern Health approved the move, said a Nov.

A local social services agency is denying responsibility for the injuries a boy suffered while playing on an inflatable pirate ship at a Halloween party last year. In a document filed this month in B.C.

Northern Lights Estate Winery donated close to $4,000 to the Northern Bear Aware Society for the fruits of its labour. This fall the society helped collect about 9,000 pounds of fruit, which B.

The province will appoint a municipal advisor to work with McBride after three councillors resigned earlier this month, l eaving the village council without quorum.

The drivers of a pickup truck and a car were killed in a head-on collision Monday morning on Highway 97, about five kilometres south of Lac La Hache. A northbound GMC pickup crossed into the path of a southbound Kia Soul sometime before 9 a.m.

Ness Lake Bible Camp asked School District 57 to reinstate its relationship after it finished developing a new discrimination policy. "If we caused any hurt...