Fort Nelson

Green hay fields, free horses, rough terrain and open trail. For five years, runners have descended on this village, some 188 kilometres west of Fort Nelson, to compete amongst some of the most pristine running terrain in British Columbia.

The battle lines are drawn, a referendum is almost set and the stakes couldn't be higher.

If you think planting a garden in February, when temperatures fluctuate between minus 20 and minus 40, is impossible, you haven't met Becky Sadlier. All it takes is a wood fire boiler, 20 cords of wood and a greenhouse.

Did the Federal government "unfriend" B.C.

No one knows the Alaska Highway like Marl Brown. Back when the road was just a gravel trail in 1957, Brown was a mechanic for the Canadian Army at Mile 245, "fixing whatever the camp needed fixing," he said.

Mayor says garbage pickup key to district's growth

Trade Show this weekend expected to attract 5,000

People of the Peace

Lisa Hogg's chair yoga class has never been more popular. The class is offered as part of the recreation program at the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality Rec Centre.

Schools warn students not to loiter at school