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City crews working all shifts are patching potholes uncovered by the recent warm weather and rain. Potholes are formed as water gets into a crack in the asphalt.

School District 57 trustees were presented with an amended annual budget at Tuesday night's meeting, one that saw an additional $4-million that may need to be taken from the district's surplus.

Fort McMurray - the nation's heavy industry capital when the price of oil is high - is about to see some new billboards on the road to the tar sands. "B.C. Come Home" is the sentiment calling out from these ads.

Small business's red tape is looking more pinkish this past year in B.C. The B.C.

When Nick Perry gets in front of students to school them on being safe in the workplace, he's not looking to scare them.

Every cup of coffee or tea bought from food services vendors on the UNBC campus now puts fair income in the pockets of the producer.

Northern Health is opening up the applications for this year's Partnering for Healthier Communities grants.

Clearing snow in 2014 cost the city nearly $650,000 more than was set aside. About $6.45 million was spent on snow and ice control last year, overreaching the year's $5.8 million budget.

UNBC librarian Allan Wilson enjoys some edible bugs at one of the booths at UNBC during Green Day celebrations Tuesday.

Everyone who's been to a rink has seen a zamboni and now there's a new player in town. It's the latest trainboni, the most recent addition to the fleet that clears the CN Centre ice.