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Despite the announcement by Premier Christy Clark last week to boost gaming grants by $15 million, many of the organizations that were excluded from receiving gaming monies under her predecessor’s government continue to be left out in the cold.

The Quesnel Climate Action group is hosting a regional forum at the College of New Caledonia on April.

Rafe Mair speaks to about 80 people at the Williams Lake Secondary School commons area Friday night about democracy and the threat of water privatization.

RCMP executed a second search warrant on a home in the span of a week, first arresting a woman Wednesday night for possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking.

The federal election officially kicked off Saturday, but in the Cariboo-Prince George riding at least two parties have yet to identify their candidates.

Former Delta-Richmond East MP John Cummins announces candidacy

The City of Williams Lake plans to begin issuing notifications next week to residents and business owners who have graffiti on their properties, reminding them of the provisions of the new City graffiti bylaw.

Conservative leader Stephen Harper used his B.C. campaign swing Monday to offer a new income-splitting plan for families, but his rivals were quick to note that the proposed implementation is years away.

City council, at its Tuesday night meeting, gave approval for Coun. Surinderpal Rathor and Chief Administrative Officer Brian Carruthers to attend the 74th annual Federation of Canadian Municipalities Convention June 3 to 6 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Battered by their abusers, they now grapple with delays in B.C.'s congested court system