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On the West Coast, we know that the province’s fertile valleys are ripe with, well, food and wine.

As British Columbians, we seek solace in the mountains, humbled and exhilarated by their magnitude. In eastern BC, dramatic landscapes—with their towering peaks, plunging falls, and charming towns—help us connect with nature on a grand scale.

The chance to make a difference. That’s what the Métis Financial Corporation of BC aims to achieve. “There’s a great deal of satisfaction knowing you can help people.

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic have changed our lives, but there is still something to look forward to—reuniting with friends and family, enjoying the outdoors, and just doing the things we once were used to.

Have you noticed that we live in an unsettled world after reading the recent newspaper headlines? There’s Brexit in Great Britain, labour strife in France, immigration debate in Germany and economic turmoil in Latin America.

Prince George has some of the most picturesque and accessible cycling trails in the province. And now, more than ever, people have a profound appreciation for the simple joy of strapping on a helmet and setting out for a ride.

Are the daily COVID-19 updates getting you down? While it’s important to stay informed on the latest pandemic developments in your community, and around the world, it’s just as crucial to balance this type of media consumption with hopeful and inspir

“The Trust Trap” may sound like the next big rollicking comedy out of Hollywood, but it’s one of five warning signs for destructive investment fraud schemes that bilk investors out of their money, and the B.C.

Positive, honest, open communication is key to any successful relationship. It’s also paramount to maintaining that relationship over time - be it with a spouse, friend, or even a tenant. Yes, there is such a thing as a landlord-tenant relationship.

For 50 years, Prince George Sewing Centre has been an institution in town. Ken Johnson and his wife Norma opened up their speciality sewing shop in Prince George after Ken was transferred from Vancouver with the Singer Company.