Summer students, Meghan Olsen (L) and Molly Nicholas have enjoyed an eventful summer working at the Burns Lake & DistrictChamber so far this year. (Sophia Murrell photo)
Summer students, Meghan Olsen (L) and Molly Nicholas have enjoyed an eventful summer working at the Burns Lake & DistrictChamber so far this year. (Sophia Murrell photo)
The British Columbia government has allocated an additional $10 million in support… Continue reading
Burns Lake residents on Nov. 11 held a Remembrance Day ceremony at… Continue reading
Lest we forget what thousands of men and women did to fight for Canada’s freedoms – but without new membership, many Legion chapters face dwindling numbers
Carlotta Edwards learned to skate in Prince Rupert, before becoming a star with millions of viewers
A Southside offender, who has been convicted of touching for a sexual… Continue reading
Each year the combination of Steller and California sea lions take over Cowichan Bay
Protesters wanting more for killer whales confront Catherine McKenna
University of British Columbia researcher had the paper published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society
Cole says his experience reveals what daily life is like for black and Indigenous residents
B.C.’s Ministry of Transportation has introduced a new program that hopes to prevent accidents and closures on the Coquihalla Highway.
128 people died of overdoses in September, bringing the total to more than 1,100 so far in 2018
‘It happens more often than you’d think,’ says deputy chief
The move, due to log supply shortages, will affect 75 employees in Quesnel, 60 in Fraser Lake
RBC recommends people check their bank app as often as the weather app
