In 1975, a student in his graduating year at Maple Ridge Secondary used a rope to tow a 1954 Dodge Regent to his shop class in the hopes of getting it to run again. At the time Jim Carpenter's teacher ...

River Song Café & Lodge is marking 125 years in Telegraph Creek, a milestone for a building that began as a Hudson’s Bay Company trading post and still plays a role in the life of the community today.

Call it what you want – poetry, pop culture or just another era – but Taylor Swift’s new album The Life of a Showgirl has everyone talking. After first day sales of 2.7 million copies, plus countless ...

A Revelstoke start-up celebrating 20 years of success in the global food technology industry has earned a prestigious national award for its commitment to helping millions of people meet their ...

Psychedelic compounds could offer new hope for people suffering from concussions and other traumatic brain injuries, according to new research from the University of Victoria. Concussions and brain ...

The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako (RDBN) Board of Directors has approved a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) Governance Policy, providing a framework for how AI tools will be used across the ...

The Houston Mud Drags was a two-day event with drivers coming from Quesnel through Terrace this year. Much to the delight of organizers, participants, and spectators, Sept 13 and 14 were muddier than ...

The Tahltan Nation will vote next month on whether to ratify an impact benefits agreement (IBA) tied to the proposed revitalization of the Eskay Creek mine — a project described as one of the world’s ...

A longtime B.C. ball hockey coach has received a lifetime ban from the B.C. Ball Hockey Association. Jon Silcox accepted a lifetime ban from ball hockey activity, including as a spectator, according ...

When it comes to towing and hauling heavy loads and/or providing plenty of room and comfort for up to eight passengers, the Chevrolet Tahoe deserves to be on your consideration list. Now entering its ...

When asked what brought Glenn Mahoney to Overdose Prevention Day at the B.C. legislature, he responded in a candid tone which can only come from years of confronting a horrible tragedy. "Death. Too ...