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Fraser Lake and Vanderhoof will soon have their own income stream from the local woods. The provincial government announced Friday that both municipalities had the door opened for their own community forest.

One person is dead and several Special Olympics athletes were taken to Royal Inland Hospital after a car drove into the path of a charter bus near Cache Creek. The collision caused the car to explode into flames.

A Prince George man has been convicted of intimidation of a justice system participant after punching a Crown counsel outside the courthouse while on a violent tear through the city's downtown 16 months ago. B.C.

The mountain pine beetle epidemic and the U.S. housing market crash in its rearview mirror, the B.C. forest sector forestry is basking in good news and growing optimism.

Premier Christy Clark said Friday she wants answers quickly a day after ordering an investigation into a leaked 2012 memo outlining Liberal plans to target ethnic voters with public money.

People in China are now staring into the face of Barkerville's history. The local national historic site's modern day caretakers are hoping recognition will spark from halfway around the world and more than 100 years back in time.

High school student Kole McCarron likes the idea of fixing cars for a living and jumped at the chance to test drive the automotive and auto body shops Friday on Trades Day at the College of New Caledonia.

There were few dry eyes in the room on Friday afternoon when Mary Kordyban stood up at the podium in the Canadian Cancer Society building that bears her family's name.

Wine and food aficionados showed they also care about making northern B.C. a healthier place when they brought their chequebooks to a fundraising dinner last weekend.

Mike Morris can start getting his general election campaign signs ready. The retired RCMP officer and current president of B.C.