A Quesnel man has been in and out of court, awaiting verdict.

A Quesnel RCMP officer is facing an assault charge relating to his handling of a prisoner at the Quesnel detachment, July 20, 2009.

Thirteen representatives from the tourism industry will provide advice to the province on how to market and expand B.C.’s growing tourism industry as members of the new Minister’s Council on Tourism.

The Canadian Cancer Society Relay For Life 2010 volunteer leadership team has begun planning for the event.

Following a review of elementary school enrolment and capacity, School District 28 has decided not to presently feasible to reconfigure elementary schools.

The CRD’s Forest Grove Volunteer Fire Department (VFD) will be providing support and representing the Cariboo at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics in February.

Do you have a pair of warm mittens in need of some hands?

Patients and communities in northern British Columbia will benefit from new video conferencing technology that will deliver greater access to cancer care professionals

All B.C. residents are now eligible for the H1N1 influenza vaccine, and the provincial health officer is hoping that available supplies around the province are used up as soon as possible.

Cancer patients in 12 communities in Northern Health will be able to access oncology specialists through a network on videoconferencing systems.

Larry Gilmour, 55, unsuccessfully panhandles former federal Liberal leader Stephane Dion in downtown Victoria, where Dion attended a meeting on homelessness in November 2007.

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Medical radiation technologists Rae-Lee Sussbauer, left and Ross Sanford, right are happy with the new high tech imaging equipment now at G.R. Baker Hospital x-ray department.

Representatives from western North America’s largest living history museum have made an historic trip to Guangdong Province, China.

Freshwater fishing in the Cariboo contributes nearly $76 million annually to the provincial economy and is steadily growing, according to a ground-breaking study released Wednesday by the Freshwater Fisheries Society of BC (FFSBC).

A lab test isn’t needed in the majority of H1N1 diagnoses, according to the communication officer for Northern Health.

Bob Simpson, MLA

Damon Faulkner