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A local woman was rescued after injuring her knee on Heiko’s Trail on Wednesday night.

Pause in picketing would allow schools to open on time, open window for mediation if BCTF agrees

Two male suspects who were taken into custody following a four-day crime spree across the Elk Valley will appear in court this week.

Last Friday, Fernie took part in a national ceremony to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Canada’s first national internment camps.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has rejected calls for an inquiry into the 1,181 cases, calling it 'crime' and not a 'sociological phenomenon'

Distracted drivers' use of personal electronics cited as factor in injury claims rise

Meeting comes on cusp of new school year as government, union spar over mediation, escape hatch from next court ruling

B.C. teachers return to picket lines, ramp up pressure on government

Two Cache Creek horses first sign of virus in B.C. this year

This year’s summer Kids Art Days have been busier than ever, with kids painting and sculpting their Wednesday mornings away.