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On our journey towards better health, it’s helpful to have a few signposts along the way. In northern British Columbia, many people turn to Ave Maria Specialties for guidance.

Food can bring people together, but making a decision on exactly where, or what, to eat can sometimes be a contentious issue. It’s happened to everyone – food decision paralysis.

When they were little girls, they dreamed of co-owning a hair salon and spa. Now, it’s become a reality. “It’s been a dream of ours ever since we were little girls,” says Lisa Blake, one of the co-owners of Core Salon and Spa in Prince George.

Bater Electric has been a Northern BC staple for over seven decades. “We sell, troubleshoot, and repair almost any electric motor,” says new owner Robert Shaw.

From one man on a bicycle to a store full of Yamaha pianos, P.S. Pianos has had quite the journey William Shakespeare once said, "if music be the food of love, play on.

Dan Teichroeb, a director on the group board, says it is gentle on the body and fun to play. The Prince George Tennis Club is extremely excited about the prospect of increasing their members.

Investment fraud is more common in BC than you might think. According to research carried out by the BC Securities Commission (BCSC) a shocking 13% of northern BC residents say they have sunk money into a fraudulent investment.

Are you an investor? It’s a simple enough question, but one that a surprising number of British Columbians answer “no” to, even though the majority of them are.

This fall, British Columbians will vote on what voting system we should use for provincial elections. The province is holding a referendum on electoral reform between Oct. 22 and Nov. 30, 2018. Voters will be asked two questions.

Majestic trees, a spectacular flower garden, an intimate tasting room, and the best Pinot Noir in Canada. When Debbie and John Woodward’s three sons left home, the couple began to think about what they wanted to do with their lives.