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Line provides navigation for those in need of health, social services

The College of New Caledonia is one of 15 B.C. post-secondary institutions that will be offering "micro credential" courses to quickly train people for high-demand jobs.

There’s also a family connection to the defenceman’s signing

Is this what you call COVID fatigue?

Like most salmon scientists, Andrea Reid spends months each year searching for the iconic fish in salty estuaries and along the silty riverbanks of B.C.’s glacial torrents.

Salmon runs across the province are tumbling, but a new report says some could bounce back — with some major changes.

Working in small northern and interior First Nations communities scattered across hills and winding valleys, registered nurse Kate Hodgson says finding treatment options for people who use substances can be just as difficult as navigating the landsca

Extreme cold warning continues

City council voted Monday night to keep the city's 2021 tax requisition the same as last year. By a 6-3 vote, council approved using more than $3 million of its $6.

City will use grant money to offset 2021’s property tax increase