The gala honours concert is Thursday at 7 p.m. - every welcome.
The 47-year-old Palling mother of three is unknown to most people, yet her experiences read like a modern-day story of Job.
The money will be used for climbing wall equipment.
Former Burns Lake resident was back for a visit recently and had a chance to go for a bike ride on Tchesinkut Lake.
Burns Lake resident captured this photo of this butterfly already April 6 at Saint Luke’s Church.
The new Lakes District Hospital & Health Centre will have a unique feature when it opens in 2015.
Canadian Parents for French hope to meet with School District 91 to discuss how they can work together to improve the program.
Decker Lake Recreation Commission held a Seniors (55+) crib tournament sponsored by Zone 11 - 18 teams entered.
The first step is not providing equipment for the operating room, it’s keeping a strong, reliable, and sustainable primary care base.
Lakes District Maintenance and NAPA very generously donated two tool large kits and $400 in gift certificates.
Grassy Plains School were the recipients of a Bulkley valley Credit Union donation recently.
Babine Forest Products Ltd. will appeal last week’s Worksafe BC order that it pay $1.01 million.
The $1,011,639.62 penalty and cost claim levy ordered April 3 by B.C.’s workplace watchdog is the largest in provincial history.
Local residents learned the basics of rock climbing last weekend during a class held at Burns Lake’s new multi-use facility.
Burns Lake, which in the past has been an Earth Hour leader, stayed par for the course.
A local resident sent in this photo of the docks on the Southside.
The monies, if collected, will go into Worksafe BC’s accident fund.
Burns Lake resident captured this photo last week at the ferry landing on Francois Lake.
British Columbians paid nearly $100,000 in travel expenses to two northern Members of the Legislative Assembly.
Director Stephen Freeman presented the Southside Seniors Housing Association Society with $5,000 Grant in Aid Monies.
