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A BRILLIANT sun shone down this afternoon on a large crowd gathered to witness the raising of a totem pole at the Kitselas Canyon National Historic Site.

B.C. joins online service to help battle spread of disease

A MAN who pleaded guilty to four charges from two separate incidents will remain in jail for six more weeks.

COAST MOUNTAINS School District has received provincial approval to reduce by two the number of its trustees.

The Gitselasu invites the public to witness the raising of the “Dog Salmon” Pole this Sunday , Aug. 7 at 1 p.m. at the Kitselas Canyon National Historical Site.

LOCAL GROUPS who deal with victims of domestic violence are working together to help those involved with a focus on high risk situations.

THE GROUP wanting to buy the Shames Mountain Ski Corporation has been quietly asking local governments for hundreds of thousands of dollars.

THE NISGA'A Lisims Government is doing away with the potential for conflicts of interest by having its elected members resign if they also wish to represent any other body or agency receiving money from the Lisims government.

A BOY who got lost while hiking managed to find his way to safety on Bornite Mountain yesterday.

The fate of B.C.'s harmonized sales tax should be known by the end of August.