Grand Forks and District recreation report for the week of April 12.
Reader Ray Hanson argues that Habitat for Humanity needs community help to start a new chapter.
Forestry provides direct jobs to 60,000 workers and their families. Over 140 communities throughout B.C. rely on it
Reader Sonja Gartner said the increase to the tax rate is unacceptable.
The plan provides the option to spread bill payments over a six month period
Reader Stan Halluk recommends the city undertake a review
On a small property near the Hamlet of Coombs remains the last evidence of a Doukhobor colony.
The club is holding an event April 21 that will feature matches and BBQ.
At the team’s annual awards night last week, the Saints handed out year-end honours.
We owe our freedom to men such as these. We are taught in school ‘Lest we forget’ and ‘in morning we will remember them’.
This new expanded railway ran to Prince Rupert, where Charles Hays hatched his grandiose plans to turn the port into another Vancouver
What do you know about the Vanderhoof airport? Probably not very much..
H’Sao opened their performance up with an energetic a cappella piece that grabbed the audience’s attention at the Harrison Memorial Hall
A new Fraser Institute study highlights the problematic aspects of custom election codes for First Nations in Canada
Mudslide at Sunnybrae near Salmon Arm on April 7 sends two people to hospital with minor injuries
Reader Hayward Kirsh is concerned about the recent decision to scrap a funding plan for Balfour's water system.
Greater Nechako Animal Welfare Society (non-profit) in Vanderhoof has received funding
Wells Gray caribou herd listed as endangered because numbers have plunged from over 300 to less than 140
B.C boreal caribou recovery program referred to in this article is aimed at the caribou herds in northeastern B.C.
A reader writes to thank the Auxiliary for their recent donation.
