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Vanderhoof residents warned to stay away from railway tracks

CP Police are issuing the warning

Defender of Indigenous rights MLA Joan Phillip dies

Phillip had been battling health issues for several months

Ottawa to match money raised by Red Cross for Summerland wildfire relief

The Red Cross will determine how the funds will be spent

Province announces $2.7M to help northern businesses adapt and grow

Northern B.C. businesses and First Nations development corporations will be able to apply for $2.7 million in new provincial and federal funding…

Canada Post records $277M loss before tax in 2nd quarter

Canada Post is still working to convert door-to-door addresses to community mailboxes

Summerland Mayor, MLA, Minister encourage tourists visit, support businesses after wildfire

The Okanagan is open for business and ready to receive tourists, officials say

Nature Nut: In search of red-stem ceanothus

Last week, Jim and I drove out to the Telkwa Microwave Road in search of the locally rare shrub Ceanothus sanguineus (red-stem ceanothus) that w…

Prince George-Valemount MLA quits B.C. Conservatives, third to go in two weeks

Bird joins the exodus from Kerry-Lynne Findlay-led Conservatives

Gitxsan Huwilp Government withdraws support for KSM mine

Gitxsan move follows court challenge by neighbouring First Nation

Tariff deal on the horizon, but outlook still uncertain for B.C. forestry

Leaders of both the U.S. and Canada expressed optimism that a deal is at hand

E-cigarette maker JUUL Labs appeals B.C. court's class action certification

Case is one of two in British Columbia filed against JUUL

Prince George RCMP hosting an Emergency Response Training at local school

Residents around the area can expect increased police presence, loud bangs and yelling during the training

Perseid meteor shower set to light up Cariboo skies this week

Stargazers can catch one of the year's best meteor showers as the Perseids peak overnight Aug. 12-13, with public viewing events planned in Prin…

?Asinine’: First Nations leaders react to B.C.’s proposed DRIPA suspension

Premier David Eby says proposed three-year suspension would be a confidence vote

B.C. travel agents navigate aftermath of cartel violence in Mexico

Melonie Eva of Travel Agent Next Door offers advice to those planning a trip

Vancouver Islander moved by the plight of the elderly in war-torn Ukraine

Ninth trip has him volunteering with evacuees from the front

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