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Family, heritage inform the Letter M

Family, heritage inform the Letter M

Touches of nature, tinges of aboriginality and overlays of modernity. These features are typically what Carla Joseph brings to her paintings. There is a versatility in this combination of contemporary and traditional, real and surreal.
Friend's transplant inspires support for Big Bike Ride

Friend's transplant inspires support for Big Bike Ride

One good reason to fundraise and participate in the Heart & Stroke Foundation's Big Bike Ride is because a person's family and friends have been affected by heart disease, heart failure or stroke but when it's all three it becomes a triple threat tha
Thunderstorm warning ended

Thunderstorm warning ended

Environment Canada has called off a warning for severe thunderstorms issued Thursday morning. "Conditions are no longer favourable for the development of severe thunderstorms," the agency said shortly before 5 p.m.
Baldy Hughes celebrates graduates

Baldy Hughes celebrates graduates

It was a busy day at Baldy Hughes Therapeutic Community & Farm Wednesday as an open house was held to celebrate graduations and academic achievements of residents and acknowledge work done by staff and volunteers at the facility that offers a residen
High school friends fulfill life-long dream

High school friends fulfill life-long dream

Ever since they were kids growing up in Fort St. James, Nathan Teegee and Todd Alec had a common goal of becoming doctors and they recently took a major step towards achieving it.
New website helps with everyday legal problems

New website helps with everyday legal problems

The B.C. Justice Education Society has launched a new website to help non-experts with legal issues. Found at www.JusticeEducation.ca, it features JES, a virtual assistant who can guide users through any of 10 topics.
Fine for distracted driving up dramatically

Fine for distracted driving up dramatically

Stiffer penalties for distracted driving came into effect Wednesday. From now on the base fine for the offence is $368, more than double the old levy, and it draws four penalty points, up from three.
School board passes budget

School board passes budget

School District 57 approved its budget at Tuesday's meeting, pulling over $420,000 from its surplus to balance the document.
Homeless, at-risk women get make overs

Homeless, at-risk women get make overs

Short and sassy. That's the style Andrea Sampson requested from the hairdresser as she peered into the mirror Tuesday morning.
Farmers need more support, council hears

Farmers need more support, council hears

Local farmers need more support from the provincial and federal governments and local governments need to lobby for that funding, said a community report to city council Monday. Councillors voted unanimously to put a resolution before the Union of B.