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CNC's New Media and Communication Design students are presenting their best work of the year and at an open house Thursday, April 21 at Exploration Place at 7 p.m.

Teachers owe a degree of thanks to provincial health-care workers for their court victory. In making her decision, B.C. Supreme Court Judge Susan Griffin relied heavily on a 2007 Supreme Court of Canada ruling that tossed out B.C.

A two-vehicle collision caused a noon-hour back up of traffic Friday at the corner of Victoria and 20th.

A two-vehicle collision caused a noon-hour back up of traffic at the corner of Victoria and 20th.

Natural causes are believe to be behind the death of a 40-year-old man at the Westgate Walmart on Friday morning.

The B.C. government has unveiled a new information toolkit that will encourage architects and engineers to design and build with wood, particularly in commercial and public facilities. The kit includes information on B.C.

On April 2, a team of specialists moved in on a burning tanker truck and blew up the remaining fuel cargo.

The Galore Creek Mining Corp. says it will complete a pre-feasibility study by June for its prospective Galore Creek copper-gold-silver mine in Northern B.C.

Charges have been laid against a fourth man in an alleged sexual assault of a lone female in the Renegades clubhouse last month.

Teachers scored a major victory in the near-decade-long fight over class size and composition when a B.C.