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A Saulteau First Nations resident has unearthed an artifact used to hunt big game like mammoths in prehistoric times near Lily Lake, close to Pink Mountain, which suggests the area was occupied by humans more than 13,000 years ago.

Fort St. John Mayor Lori Ackerman said the economy, education, healthcare, public safety and improved relationships between municipalities and the province are the key issues she'll tackle as MLA at the launch of her bid for the B.C.

Eligible workers can now collect up to 70 weeks of benefits

The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identities of two men killed in a single vehicle rollover near Wonowon last week. The men are identified as Dallas Wayne Alexander Bain, 32, of Moberly Lake, and Tyron Baker Hollands, 22, of Drumheller, Alta.

No, it’s not a prank, a joke, or a gag. Organizers of the Sweetwater 905 arts and music festival are hosting a fundraiser on April 1 at Albert’s Loft on the Mattson farm in Rolla.

CRIME STOPPERS PROGRAM CONSIDERED RCMP in Fort St. John were looking to recapture commitment from local residents to help curb crime in the community, the Alaska Highway News reported on this day in 1988.

Tossing back a cold one in a public street or uncorking a bottle of wine while picnicking are two things many would likely expect to net them a fine.

You may have emerged unscathed through this year’s flu season to date, but it’s not time to count your lucky stars just yet. Northern B.C.

The most recent doctor changeover in the region will see long-time physicians parting ways with the Peace, but also new professionals stepping into the scene. Dawson Creek will say goodbye to Dr.

Pet owners in Taylor will be allowed to keep up to four dogs in their home under proposed changes to the district’s dog control bylaw. The draft proposal will come before a Taylor council committee meeting Monday, before being adopted in April.