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Amy Hanson from ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake, Julia Meyer from Smithers and Dana Gardner from Fort St James got together to go snowmobiling last month. While several snowmobile-enthusiasts are still waiting for more snow, these three girls, part of a group called She-Riderz, that connects ladies from all over the world, were already out and about. “Being able to get out and ride through all the craziness lately makes me so grateful to live where I do.

Female and male bantam players province wide are encouraged to apply for $1,000 scholarships

The delay is minimal, just six days, for now. But the league is open to starting up after Christmas

The ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Minor Hockey teams have started going out onto the ice every week. Last week, we stopped by the Atom team’s session when they were practicing and learning in full swing. According to Lewis Jones, the director of recreation services for the village, only a certain group of spectators are allowed in the arena at the moment.

Refused access due to pandemic protocols, parents are now applying pressure to loosen the rules

Abby Senior grad suiting up with the Pittsburgh Steelers to take on New York Giants in Big Apple

The Canucks and BC Hockey organized this award to thank essential workers

B.C. student athletes at seven universities impacted by cancellation, more cancellations possible

Kids in the village have taken on board this season of social distancing showing off stunts and skills at the skatepark. Most places have remained shuttered in the past two months, however, as the global response changes, with business and economies gradually reopening, people also have started venturing out. (Priyanka Ketkar photo)

The ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake track, owned by the School District 91, has been undergoing a face-lift and the work is currently progressing in full swing. The track is being re-leveled and resurfaced with asphalt which will prove to be useful for residents all-year long, including the rough winter months. (Priyanka Ketkar photo)