Change is an inevitable part of life, but for dogs, it can be deeply unsettling. They thrive on predictability, consistency, and familiarity. Their world revolves around routines – when they eat, ...

Grant De Patie would have turned 45 on Saturday, but he never got to see the milestone birthday because he was killed in a gas-and-dash in 2005. Two decades after his son's tragic death in Maple Ridge ...

Amazon is ramping up for the holidays with plans to hire 7,000 employees in seasonal roles across Canada, 30 of them in Greater Victoria. Locally, the global company plans to hire for its delivery ...

This article discusses the opioid crisis and its evolution through time. If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, support is available. Call BC Addiction Services at 1-800-663-1441 ...

Coquitlam's new-look Milestones Test Kitchen is cooking up a taste of what could be coming to the chain's 45 restaurants across Canada and B.C., including Guildford Town Centre and Southpoint ...

An online survey by BC Hydro revealed that Gen Z and younger millennials fall behind on emergency preparedness compared to adults in the older generations. The survey found that more than half of ...

The Quesnel U15 mixed rep team had a dominating start to the season. From Sept. 26-28, the team hosted an icebreaker tournament at the West Fraser Centre, playing against the Williams Lake and Prince ...

With the average price for new vehicles increasing at a steady clip, those with limited funds might be feeling left out in the cold. Fortunately, there are still a few decent models to choose from ...

For seven-year-old Elliot Parent, standing tall like a tree has always been more of an exercise than a reality. Living with cerebral palsy and quadriplegia, Elliot uses a manual walker, but motivation ...

Diana French is a freelance columnist for the Tribune. She is a former Tribune editor, retired teacher, historian and book author. Monica Lamb-Yorski/Williams Lake Tribune I’m writing this on a sunny ...

A Lotto Max ticket purchased in B.C. is worth $31 million following Tuesday's lottery draw (Sept. 23). BCLC says the winning ticket, bought on the website PlayNow.com, had the numbers 8, 9, 23, 30, 38 ...