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Laughter is often known as the best medicine, known to cure many ills. Victor Hugo once said, "laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face." Then there's laughter yoga.

Sandra Sutton has served up two Canadian ladies singles tennis titles and three doubles crowns, all at the senior level. She's represented Canada on the international court more than 10 times.

The first senior lacrosse showdown of the season between the three-time defending champion Northland Nissan Assault and the revamped Westwood Pub Devils failed to live up to the hype.

For so many reasons, lacrosse is as a young man's game.

For 32 years, the Prince George Spruce Kings have leaned on the success of their Show Home Lottery to help drive revenues to the team and Lu Verticchio, the team's newly-hired business and marketing manager, has no plans to disrupt that tradition.

Myles Mattilla is trying not to speculate what's in store for his hockey future next Thursday.

Money does fall from the sky, if you are a ski operator. The powdered peaks of northern B.C. are stacking up with more and more international denominations. The trickle of Euros, pounds and greenbacks has become a steady stream.

Andy Beesley, the city's associate director of recreation and cultural services, has submitted his resignation, effective next Friday.

Change is in the wind for the Westwood Pub Devils and they think it's enough to blow away their opponents in the Prince George Senior Lacrosse Association.

For as long as Brandi Brodsky can remember, WHL hockey ownership has been a part of her family. It started in 1977 when her father Rick teamed up with his father, brothers and sister to buy the Saskatoon Blades.