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This trip home from Horseshoe Bay was not the polite bus ride Vancouverites are used to

What a great weekend at the Homespun Quilt Show. This year saw some changes to the show, which was well received by all who attended. We had over 150 items on display, which ranged from small quilted items to king-sized quilts.

Research and development at leading Canadian cannabis companies could refocus approaches to medical treatment

“Scott would be so pleased of what they do in his memory.” Susan MacDonald said if her son could see the way the community comes together for cancer research, he would be honoured.

All workers at the Nutrien Lanigan potash mine are safe after an underground fire in the facility. The fire began Sept. 25 at approximately 1 pm. Emergency crews extinguished the fire right away.

Terry Fox struggled through the worst weather conditions Canada has to offer — wind, snow, sleet and heat. The horseback riders of the Battlefords area were not so brave in 2018. The snowy and cold conditions on Sept.

Lillooet’s Marcel Gaudry is back home after surgery in Kamloops. Gaudry had part of his foot amputated following a lawn mower accident earlier this month.

CANMORE – Canmore’s involvement in a 2026 Olympic and Paralympic bid is up for debate by the town’s elected officials after BidCo representatives presented their draft hosting plan to council on Tuesday night (Sept. 18).

The staged expansion of Pembina Pipeline’s system connecting the Montney play to the Edmonton region is getting bigger.

Pizzeria owner hopeful trailer will return unscathed