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From the City of Dawson Creek to the coastal District of Kitimat, the 670-kilometre Coastal GasLink project spans dozens of local and Indigenous communities.

The BC Women’s Health Foundation is launching a new fundraising initiative. Starting Nov. 16, B.C. residents can buy tickets online for the Foundation’s 50/50 draw up until the closing date of Dec. 18.

Get your Millionaire Lottery tickets for a chance to win a $3.1 million Grand Prize package – and help support VGH & UBC Hospital Foundation

Some of the best adventures and greatest discoveries can be made in your own “backyard.

Carbon monoxide (CO) symptoms can mimic the common flu, but left untreated can be deadly.

While pandemic-related health policies are front and centre in this election campaign, it’s important not to lose sight of other critical issues that will impact us long after a safe, effective COVID-19 vaccine is widely available.

With mild temperatures and the soft golden rays of afternoon sun, fall offers plenty of opportunity to explore. From coastal escapes to mountain adventures, there’s no shortage of incredible BC getaways fit for this time of year.

In Fall, vivid colours transform an already spectacular setting. With fewer crowds and a slower pace, it’s a wonderful time to travel within our vast backyard. Here are four ways to experience BC this fall.

Everyone knows that, when it comes to road safety, keeping all four tires on the road is the goal. But when seasons change, it’s smart thinking to check the wear and tear on your vehicle’s tires to make sure they grip the road in all weather.

Following an in-depth risk assessment, consultation with health officials, First Nations, and community leaders, the decision was made to close the Skins Lake Spillway campground near Burns Lake for the remainder of 2020.