CARDA certified Joss’s Job is to save lives — but to her, it’s all a game

Two boys with autism spearhead campaign at Langley’s Dorothy Peacock Elementary

Prime Minister tells British Columbians that Canada is building a strong economy and being responsible to the environment

‘It’s one of those adventures in life. Try something, try new things.’

Ron Hales (left), chair of the Lakes District Senior Housing Association, shakes hands with local Rotary Club president Richard Vossen. Wheelchair access ramps were installed at the Carroll Cottage home for seniors with help from a $2,500 donation by Rotary.

One of the most important building blocks necessary to creating a truly dementia-friendly province – where people living with dementia, their caregivers and their families are welcomed, acknowledge and supported – is ensuring that people have access to the support and education that they need, when they need it. The Alzheimer Society of B.C. connects with British Columbians affected by dementia through First Link® dementia support.

B.C. should launch task force into rural library funding: Schienbein

Zigi Gadomski demonstrates a high-efficiency wood stove outside the ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake fire department as part of a Burn It Smart workshop. EPA-approved stoves reduce particulate matter in the atmosphere by burning smoke, which also saves money on wood. (David Gordon Koch photo)

Lakes District Maintenance recently donated $2,000 to the Lakes District Secondary snowboarding team. The girls’ snowboarding team ranked first in the province, while the boys’ team came in fourth. (Laura Blackwell photo)

The vernal equinox marked the beginning of spring on March 20 but it was soon followed by another 15 cm of snow — good news for skiers! (Omineca Ski Club photo)