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Trustees knew costs were coming, but some figured they could wait for an NDP government to come in and pay for raises: Fassbender

Fees must cover cost of reading old meters, turning radios off in smart meters and "failed installations" where technicians turned away

Last month, the UBCM voted to ask for a province wide ban on genetically engineered plants and animals

It’s taken more than two years, but the trail linking Princeton’s downtown with the upper benches is finally open to the public again.

Back in June, Matthew Sawin and his mother Sharon of Princeton Tire got to add a new qualification to their list of skills: life savers.

Last fall the Princeton Exhibition Association created and presented a five-year plan for the Princeton Exhibition Grounds

A special prosecutor has been appointed to assess possible charges related to the B.C. Liberal Party's ethnic voter outreach efforts

Despite the media and political focus on bullying, mental illness is a much bigger source of youth suicides in B.C.

Constituency assistants crowded into the idle B.C. legislative chamber Wednesday to learn new financial reporting requirements for MLAs.

Building the foundation for an information kiosk at the 57 hectare wildlife viewing and habitat conservation area begins.