As expected, Prime Minister Stephen Harper put Canada officially into the election mode on Sunday.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield and his brother Dave, a pilot, sailor and singer, made a music video for Canada Day.
Goose kaka on the Scout Island beach has been a source of public dismay for years now, and it gets worse as the goose population grows.
“It’s only mid-July and the province has already blown its firefighting budget ...
Summertime living is supposed to be easy, but it’s hard to feel easy with so much worrisome stuff in the news.
Happy Canada Day. Today we celebrate our 148th birthday as a nation.
This week we celebrate the 89th Williams Lake Stampede.
The Senate was expected to vote yesterday on Bill C-51.
Columnist Diana French weighs in on the Site C Dam on the Peace River.
During the Second World War, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill was asked to cut arts funding in favour of the war effort.
Yay, boo, and wow time. Yay to the 200 students from Cataline and Nesika.
A job is a job, right? Well, apparently not. We pull out the stops.
Mount Polley Mine will probably be in the news for some time to come.
Congratulations to Xeni Gwet’in Councillor and former Chief Marilyn Baptiste.
We believe we pay taxes so our governments have money to serve our interests.
The Harper government is forging ahead with Bill C-51, the Anti-Terrorist Act, in spite of strong and growing opposition.
On Saturday, the Rose Lake Miocene 4-H Club held its annual Petting Zoo at Boitanio Mall.
Maybe most days are fools’ days. There are so many weird and foolish things going on in our country.
When I was on the Cariboo Chilcotin School Board, trustees had some control over what was happening in the schools.
Good stories last forever. I saw the Cinderella movie with GDs #6 and #7 and their parents. We all enjoyed it.