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Covid cases across the province continued to drop last week, despite a slight uptick in case totals in the Nor...

With Queen Elizabeth II passing away, Canada begins a period of mourning, change-over, and moderate uncertaint...

/PRNewswire/ -- Today the United States Commission on Civil Rights celebrates 65 years since its creation by the 1957 Voting Rights Act on September 9, 1957....

While a slew of wildfires continue to rage in the Northeast, the Northwest is seeing relatively low activity f...

Twelve energy companies in the Peace Region are having their water permits suspended as the province looks to ...

Earlier last week, Prince George RCMP were able to arrest a violent offender twice thanks to a coordinated, mu...

After losing both their Fire Chief and Deputy Chief last month, the Williams Lake Fire Department is turning t...

Police in Terrace were called out to an RV park last week, after a man decided it was a fine place to show off...

A plan to establish new, and relocated existing supportive housing in Quesnel has been cancelled, following si...

Human rights lawyers have said that discrimination against First Nations people will continue in the Western Australia justice system, as a result of a recent High Court decision. The recently-relea