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The First Nation is charged $85,000 a year

Buddy Shanoss fled Wrinch Memorial Hospital Dec. 5

WorkSafeBC found ‘repeated violations’ following violence against a long-term care worker

Models sported a striking blend of colourful and more sombre tones that reflected the theme of the evening: ‘from darkness to light’

Search warrant obtained after officers spot suspicious materials during another investigation

The Pitbulls come from many communities in the region from Fraser Lake to Kitimat

The Bus shelter on Government Street has had two glass panels shattered. BC Transit said, “BC Transit is aware of bus shelter vandalism that occurred in mid-November to a stop on Government Street near the post office, resulting in shattered panes of glass. Transit stop infrastructure, along with its immediate surrounding area, is the responsibility of our local government partners.

Three other people were injured

Bachrach says NDP will not support amendments banning semi-automatic hunting rifles

The ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Timbermen’s recent charity game against the ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Floaters raised $843 but expenses such as ice rental was not taken into account, so after minor expenses they were able to donate $605 to the Royal Canadian Legion (RCL) branch #50. Timbermen players are seen here presenting Jim McBride from the RCL with a cheque. (Submitted photo/Lakes District ÑÇÖÞÌìÌÃ)