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Sending a parcel will now require more than just correct postage and an accurate address, as Canada Post has implemented a mandatory mask policy at all of its facilities across Canada.

Store expected to fully re-open on Dec. 3.

Lynn Marchessault and her two children were driving from Georgia to Alaska last week to reunite with their husband and father when they experienced a Christmas miracle of sorts from the northern B.C. community.

Pamela Wright recognized for ‘breakthrough’ work on northern issues

B.C. teachers are calling on parents to encourage their children to wear masks to school as COVID-19 cases rise in the Fraser Health region, which includes Coquitlam-area schools.

The U.S. Department of Congress has set new rates for countervailing and anti-dumping duties on Canadian softwood lumber imports that are slightly lower than when they were originally set. The new combined rates average out to 8.9 per cent.

The following column was written by Kirk LaPointe, publisher and editor-in-chief of Business In Vancouver and vice-president, editorial, of Glacier Media.

A decade long dream of a year-round mental health and addictions recovery center serving multiple First Nations in northern B.C. could soon be fulfilled.

A University of Northern B.C. professor is being recognized for her innovative work to conserve critical northern lands and tackle issues normally ignored by other researchers.

Cloudy days, cold nights