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Parents of School District 57 students will get answers in the next few days about what their children’s education will look like when schools begin a partial return to class next week.

City council set new greenhouse gas reduction targets for its own operations and the community at large on Monday night as part of a broader climate change mitigation plan.

Critics question closed-door treaty making

A virtual townhall on the COVID-19 pandemic will be held for residents in the Northern Health region on Thurday. It's set for 7:15-8:15 p.m., can be found on the Government of B.C. Facebook page or at https://www.youtube.

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry urged British Columbians to stay the course in the effort to contain the COVID-19 pandemic as she reported encouraging numbers on Tuesday.

Out On Patrol will focus on community engagement, charitable work, and education.

Crews will start work in the coming weeks on building new and improved lanes on Highway 16 west of Burns Lake, the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure said Tuesday.

There are 11 new cases throughout B.C. and no new deaths

When Pacific Coastal Airlines confirmed its June 1 return to service does not include Haida Gwaii, many residents concerned about COVID-19 spreading to the islands rejoiced.

Via Rail service between Prince George, Jasper and Prince Rupert will resume on July 5, the national rail carrier announced on Tuesday.