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BC Liquor Stores customers will be able to support dry grad celebrations in their communities by donating $1 at their local outlet whenever they make a purchase. The campaign runs until March 31 and involves 55 school districts across B.C.

A Prince George woman who has struggled with various eating disorders for more than 15 years is sharing her story to put Eating Disorder Awareness Week (Feb. 20 to 26) into the spotlight.

The College of New Caledonia Student Union made an impassioned plea to the college's board of governors Friday to hold the line on tuition.

Parents can follow in their children's footsteps and learn the French language thanks to an online program being offered through the Le Cercle des Canadiens Francais' Educacentre College.

This year's Heritage Citation Award commemorates a home that's heard many a pitter patter of little feet. The home of Northern Hardware founder Alex Moffat is the winner of the 2011 Heritage Citation Award from the City's Heritage Commission.

B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell has come under fire for signing a letter urging Prime Minister Stephen Harper to defeat Liberal-sponsored bill to ban oil tanker traffic on B.C.'s north coast.

Heart cruised onto the stage Thursday night at CN Centre on their Red Velvet Car tour, and the energy didn't stop until the last echoing note faded away. From the very first blast of music, the audience just knew it was going to be a great show.

A Prince George woman who has struggled with various eating disorders for more than 15 years is sharing her story to put eating disorders into the spotlight.

Christy Clark was elected leader of the B.C. Liberal Party on a third ballot in Vancouver on Saturday night. Clark, who needed 4251 to win, garnered 4,420 votes to runner up Kevin Falcon's 4,080.

The Alzheimer Society of B.C. is presenting a series of video conferences for family caregivers in northern B.C. during the next four Tuesdays.