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A $180-million funding agreement between the federal and provincial governments is expected to help create more affordable housing options for B.C. residents and continue to reduce the

B.C. businesses now have access to a comprehensive guide that provides information on how to create a business environment that is safe and comfortable for seniors.

BC Ferries is offering refunds for assured-loading passes that have expired.

The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency is likely to have its budget and staff cut according to recent national media reports.

The Tribune will be closed on Monday, Aug. 1 for the B.C. Day long weekend.

The Williams Lake RCMP is seeking information from the public regarding an apparent assault that occurred in Boitanio Park July 18.

The Williams Lake 7-Eleven store was robbed at knife point Saturday morning.

A new report from Smithers-based Northwest Institute (NWI) has come down hard on the provincial environmental assessment office’s processes for reviewing proposals, particularly as it related to Taseko Mines’ Prosperity project.

RCMP Staff Sgt. Warren Brown will be promoted to inspector, the City announced Monday.

The provincial government has released its expenses for the 2010/11 fiscal year that includes MLAs remuneration, travel and living allowances while in Victoria.