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Canfor recently announced it plans to reopen its Vavenby sawmill operation. Most of the mill’s production is scheduled to go to the United States, but that doesn’t mean the provincial government’s efforts to increase lumber exports to China had nothing to do with the reopening, according to Pat Bell, B.C.’s minister of forests, mines and lands

The setting sun turns the sky to gold during survival training on Trophy Mountain for RCMP radio techs

Former University of Alaska professor Jason Ohler spoke to a workshop on digital literacy last Wednesday evening. Close to 100 local residents attended the event, which was held at Clearwater Secondary School.

Climbing the ice spray cave behind Helmcken Falls has generated reactions in two people with different perspectives: Wells Gray area supervisor Mike Rowden and mountain guide Ross Cloutier

Students at Raft River Elementary get ready for earthquakes

An enthusiastic group of local business people and community-minded citizens are in the process of revitalizing the Highway 24 Tourism Association.

Fight HST brought its message to the snowy courtyard outside the Vancouver convention centre Saturday afternoon, as voting to select a new B.C. Liberal leader continued.

The independent panel reviewing and reporting publicly on the pros and cons of the HST and returning the PST/GST system wants to review relevant research from interested parties.