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Prince George homesteaders seeking like-minded people

Prince George homesteaders seeking like-minded people

The idea is to become less dependent on the grocery store by growing their own grains, increasing livestock numbers and developing the land to its greatest potential.
Combination of drought, fungus killing non-native maples

Combination of drought, fungus killing non-native maples

Sooty bark disease, an aggressive fungus first discovered in Victoria in 2022, is now in danger of killing sycamore and Norway maple trees in the region
Geoff Johnson: Aging brings new opportunities for learning

Geoff Johnson: Aging brings new opportunities for learning

Keeping the brain active and learning new, intellectually demanding skills can have significant benefits for older people
Healing helps us find our purpose in life

Healing helps us find our purpose in life

To heal the haunting of guilt and shame, we need to forgive ourselves, but before we can forgive ourselves, we need to first understand why we made the negative choices in the first place.
Letter: It's time for all levels of government to support North Shore rapid transit

Letter: It's time for all levels of government to support North Shore rapid transit

CapU staff and students, as well as everyone else on the North Shore, would benefit greatly from Bus rapid Transit, writes university president Paul Dangerfield
Images from a frozen Squamish Saturday

Images from a frozen Squamish Saturday

Squamish has been experiencing a bitter cold snap in the last few days, but it should warm some in the coming days.
Canucks' plane out of Buffalo cancelled due to snowstorm

Canucks' plane out of Buffalo cancelled due to snowstorm

The Canucks will have to stay at least one extra night in Buffalo.
How to help the tiniest of birds through the cold snap

How to help the tiniest of birds through the cold snap

Sugar-water feeders can be wrapped in Christmas lights or the tubes covered in socks with “pocket warmers” inside to keep the liquid from freezing
B.C. woman sues landlord, TD for setting up auto debit without approval

B.C. woman sues landlord, TD for setting up auto debit without approval

Jenni-Laura Badicu alleges banker landlord went into her TD bank account and set up BC Hydro billing payments.
Donna Billy: Squamish Nation Elder's life of service and memories

Donna Billy: Squamish Nation Elder's life of service and memories

‘Don't go too far off the road, you forget who you are.’
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