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Quietly working in the background, many volunteers go unnoticed for years. Tania Kroot is one of those volunteers. It started several years ago when her girlfriend's house burned down and she's been doing fundraisers ever since.

Never talk to Bob Blumer on an empty stomach. The celebrity chef was sitting in Steveston on Friday morning, scouting the seafood capital of Canada (Let the arguments begin.

All it takes is a couple of hours on a horse, wending through trees and meadows, and you see the rest of life through different eyes. Happier, mentally healthier eyes.

With hot and dry weather expected to continue in many parts of B.C. over the long weekend and well into next week, the provincial government is reminding the public to obey any campfire bans or open fire prohibitions.

Even a friendly dog can bite given the wrong circumstances. There are clear signals to watch for and steps to take to reduce the chances of that happening, says the B.C. SPCA.

Drivers are being urged to take steps against ending up in a fatigue-related crash as they head out onto the roads this weekend. In B.C.

The Seniors Info Fair with a 50s flair will flood Kin 3 during the exhibition Thursday, August 7 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission into the B.C.

There is a slim chance this week's Supreme Court of Canada ruling on Mr. Big stings could help a Prince George man convicted of second-degree murder, says a law professor.

Building permits for $59 million worth of work were taken out by halfway through this year, according to a report from city hall, the highest total seen since 2007. That's when the figure reached $69 million before the recession struck. At $16.

The city is asking the court to strike several allegations made in a class action lawsuit over Prince George's fluoridated water if not dismiss the case entirely.