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A new 120 km/h limit on three stretches of divided highway, other limits raised on southern highways

The debate over food trucks continues but council agreed to amend the permitted location of the trucks during the June 23 council meeting.

British Columbia's cash offer to end teacher's strike ends today

Right now, traffic on highway 3 has been reduced to a single lane, due to a vehicle recovering.

Clawhammer Letterpress and Gallery—the only letterpress shop in Western Canada that operates in full view of the public.

The rain and mud didn’t stop mountain bikers from riding down the slopes yesterday.

Kathy Sheppard is one of nearly 300 athletes with intellectual disabilities making her way to Vancouver for the 2013 Special Olympics.

After a lengthy debate, council decided not to move forward with the installation of video cameras in downtown Fernie.

Work on the brand new Little Sand Creek Bridge in Jaffray is almost done.

Tsilhqot'in decision rejects B.C. position that title is restricted to settlement areas, includes broad hunting, fishing territories