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A Brink Forest Products Ltd. employee was seriously injured by a log chipper machine early Tuesday morning, according to WorkSafe B.C. Spokesman Scott McCloy said the incident occurred at 4:50 a.m. and the employee was taken to hospital.

The winter's first proper snowfall put the city's new snow clearing plan into motion Monday.

WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. - Four months after a torrent of mine water and waste gushed into two south-central British Columbia lakes, the province says the mine's owner is only at the forefront of a clean-up that is expected to take years. The B.C.

The Bulkley Valley school district is denying blame for the injuries a Houston woman allegedly suffered by slipping and falling in the community's high school parking lot two years ago.

The city is rejigging a bylaw to reduce the number of rubber-stamp applications requiring public hearings at city council meetings. Residents have until Dec.

The national chief of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples made a rare stop in Prince George Monday night as part of her national tour aimed at increasing grassroots engagement and discussing aboriginal issues.

A B.C. Supreme Court Justice has upheld a lower court decision that found a Gitanyow man guilty of illegally shooting a grizzly bear sow and one of her cubs that had ventured near his home.

A woman arrested during a drugs and weapons bust on a College Heights home has been sentenced to a further 20 months in jail in relation to convictions from the incident.

B.C. Hydro has been ordered to hand over all documents related to the old Northern Thunderbird Air hangar, which burned down five years ago.

There may not have been any snow, but the festive spirit was still in the air Sunday afternoon as the city flipped the switch on Christmas lights at the Canada Games Plaza.