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Up until humans started to modify the landscape with machines using fossil fuels it could have been argued that the beavers had the greatest impact on the landscapes in North America. Two American geologists Ruedeman and Schoonmake in the 1930s were convinced that it was beavers working over many 100s of years that had changed a V-shaped valley into overlapping layers of sediments by damming streams to make small ponds which filled with sediment.

Recently , I had the great opportunity to learn from other communities and to hear about how the challenges they face are similar to the ones we encounter in our region. While I always prioritize staying local and engaging in our region directly, it’s also vital for MLAs to have a full picture of what is going on across the province, and to learn how other regions grapple with similar or unique struggles of their own.

Williams Lake will start hopping today as local residents and out-of -towners begin to gather for the 95th Stampede. This year will be special, no pandemic restrictions.

Some questioning whether they missed out on better talent by picking Swedish defenceman

Lucas win American Hockey League title with family, including NHLer Ryan, cheering him on

I encourage you to make the most of the weekend, embracing the community spirit

Our consumption habits almost extinguished this remarkable dam builder and ecosystem modifier

This column is an imaginary conversation between Byron the Bicyclist and other road users.

Lions put together total team effort to knock off Winnipeg in Winnipeg for the first time since 2017

Dedication to the event has CFL squad on the road to relevance again in Vancouver