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Just in time to beat the coming cold weather, a new and improved heat source is on order for the College of New Caledonia. The province announced Wednesday it will provide $3.

B.C. Education Minister George Abbott is expected to make an announcement today regarding his future in politics. Following Kevin Falson's resignation Wednesday as minister, Premier Christy Clark said she expects more party members to follow suit.

A Williams Lake man has been awarded more than $277,000 in damages for debilitating injuries from a car accident following a B.C. Supreme Court case that hinged largely on concerns about his work history prior to the incident.

Just in time to beat the cold weather that's sure to come this fall, a new and improved heat source is on order for the College of New Caledonia. The province announced Wednesday it will provide $3.

The B.C. government will consider reducing the number of school districts and will try to encourage more sharing of resources among districts as a means to save on administrative costs.

A new schoolhouse and barn renovations are underway in Barkerville. The two capital projects at the national historic site received major help from industry and academia.

To co-opt the slogan of a certain cereal -- silly rabbit, breakfast isn't just for kids. Holly Christian, the school nutrition lead for population health with Northern Health, said breakfast is perfect time for a family meal.

Part 2 of Love Never Gets Old, a Citizen series on love, sex and romance among seniors, looks at the "never get old" part and that means staying healthy to look good and feel great. Meet two people who have mastered that part.

Local businesses are coming outside to meet the public right in the middle of the Prince George street. Member businesses of the Chamber of Commerce will gather in front of the agency's offices on Wednesday.

The world's economies are in a state of flux, and B.C.and this region in particular stands among the churning market forces, Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Innovation Pat Bell told the Chamber of Commerce on Monday.