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Two people from north central B.C. are among the 36 British Columbians to earn this year's B.C. Community Achievement Awards.

Workplace deaths and injuries have almost as big an effect on families as they do on the victims themselves.

A last-minute boost of funding from the provincial government has helped the College of New Caledonia (CNC) board of governors pass a budget yesterday afternoon with a small surplus without increasing tuition fees or making significant cuts to progra

Check out the jewelry store surveillance tape of the thief who drove a van into the Jewellery Exchange store at Spruceland mall early Wednesday morning. Visit www.pgcitizen.ca.

Ray Gerow was re-acclaimed as chair of the College of New Caledonia's board of governors Friday.

Provincial wildfire officials in northwest B.C. and the Cariboo region have sent out warnings after more than a dozen fires were caused by people this month.

The stolen silver Sienna used to smash in the front door of Jewellery Direct is now in the hands of the RCMP.

The school district would like nothing more than to reopen now-closed schools, school board chair Lyn Hall said Thursday in response to concerns about overcrowding raise during trustees' monthly meeting earlier this week.

Nearly 33,000 people joined the first two harmonized sales tax telephone town-hall meetings, in the Peace River region in northern B.C. and in Surrey. The telephone town halls are part of the B.C.

The first-degree murder trial for Anthony Robert Willier has had a false start. The trial had been set to start this week and continue for 14 days after a jury was selected on Tuesday. But B.C.