The parks department has busy decorating the downtown Hope for the holidays
Steve Cox hangs a star on a tree in Memorial Park Monday morning. Parks department employees have been busy decorating the downtown core over the last week in preparation for upcoming holiday community events.
Food Bank may have to reduce hours, services if lost revenue isn’t made up
Coquihalla Elementary rang in 100 days of school in a concrete, yet creative manner
Crey lauds NEB focus on marine safety in his role representing Indigenous oversight committee
One case within Fraser Health is related to the outbreak in three Vancouver schools.
Festival director Andy Hillhouse will be talking about nationalism in music, starting March 4
Snow cone forming at Wells Gray Provincial Park one that would make Disney’s Queen Elsa proud
Mourners offered love and support to Kawthar Barho, mother of seven children
The National Energy Board has endorsed an expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline a second time
Public pool available after Fraser Health shut down all five mineral pools until further notice
Regulations enhance food security, encourage long-term farming
Witness accounts as old as 1904, and as recent as 2018, place a creature in the lake’s depths
Next draw set for Mar. 1 with an estimated jackpot of $10 million
In a 9-4 victory over Switzerland, a Langley-based curling team earned its 2nd straight world title
Dozens of Chilkat and Ravenstail weavers from all over North America will be weaving 5-inch-by-5-inch squares
