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The JuneWarren-Nickle's Energy Group (JWN) and its parent company, Glacier Media, are donating $50,000 toward Red Cross efforts in Fort McMurray.

With its usual positive attitude the Handy Circle Resource Society holds the 19th annual CanDo event that is free for those people with disabilities and special needs Saturday, May 28 at the College of New Caledonia.

VICTORIA -- B.C. is close to finding new and improved paint for highway lines, after several years of being forced to repeatedly re-mark roads amid complaints that the paint has been wearing off within a matter of months.

Corey Hardeman had a clear vision for what she wanted out of her Alphabet Project assignment, the letter J. She used collage - bits of imagery cut from paper and pasted into a larger composite image - to show the letter J in the form of rabbits.

Tucked in the back of the Prince George Native Friendship Centre in a tiny room just big enough for a front desk, filing cabinet, small sink and two dentist chairs, Carole Whitmer and Dr. Richard Wilczek seem part of the furniture too.

Learning is a always a personal journey. Both myself and my colleague, Anita Muchalla, are excited to have the pleasure of facilitating an incredible learning journey for an impressive group of future nurses.

A rather unusual friendship has developed between an 11-year-old Vanderhoof boy and a false killer whale at the Vancouver Aquarium over the past year.

Robert Glenn Klyne, 42, and his 18-year-old son Brady Samuel Klyne have been charged with break, enter and commit and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose in connection with a May 4 break-in at a Girl Guides camp.

Despite cooler, wet weather throughout the Peace over the weekend, authorities caution the wildfires are still burning strong, and with a return to warm temperatures this week they could still see some growth.

The arguments went on late into the city hall night.