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Councillor Albert Koehler was first to have a pie flung in his face during TD Canada Trust's charity pie toss today. When participants made a minimum $10 donation to the Children's Miracle Network, the pie flew. The event concluded at 1 p.m.

The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George board of directors will be voicing their concerns about the Multi-Material B.C. (MMBC) recycling program that came into effect last month. Under B.C.

The line up is set for TD Canada Trust's charity pie toss today. Running from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Despite the ups and downs of forestry as a commodity-based industry, the bioenergy sector is poised to take it in a futuristic direction.

They weren't necessarily happy with all the answers, but Hart Highlands area residents were happy to have more information on the project that will disrupt their streets and yards this summer.

A U.S.-based expert in tool-marks on bones took the witness stand Thursday during the trial for accused serial killer Cody Alan Legebokoff. Dr.

Thursday could have been the last day of the school year for students in School District 57. The B.C. Teachers' Federation has served 72-hour notice to the Labour Relations Board of their intent to begin a full-scale walkout of schools Tuesday.

An expert in the impact of bones struck by tools took the stand Thursday during the trial for Cody Alan Legebokoff.

After six years in private life, former city councillor Don Zurowski is ready to try again. He announced Thursday morning he will seek the mayor's chair in this November's municipal election.

Mine safety and rescue crossed the finish line for another year, as the industry's best first responders competed for the 59th annual time. This year's Mine Rescue and First Aid Competition was held in Smithers, this past weekend.