During a stretch last summer, smoke was so thick in Prince George leading to dark skies in the middle of the day. Continue reading →

“Sadly, communities don’t realize what they have until its gone,” West Kelowna Warriors owner and president Kim Dobranski said, citing the loss of minor hockey in other B.C. communities. Continue reading →

The care centre, located downtown, is expected to serve about 35,000 patients per year. Continue reading →

Some thought Quesnel might become the capital of B.C. It was not to be. Continue reading →

Up to 50 centimetres of snow is expected to fall in these regions by Thursday Continue reading →

“Don’t give up. Be the voice for your child. Don’t rest until something is resolved. We owe that to our children and the police owe it to our community.” Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is scheduled to see the effect of British Columbia’s wildfires first hand Monday, as the situation continues to shift. Continue reading →

The mayor of Quesnel said he has received “disturbing reports” of residents receiving evacuation alerts from people going door-to-door posing as fire marshals. Continue reading →