On Feb. 23, children and youth aged eight to 26 years in and from government care had an opportunity to enjoy a day of creative fun, while providing their input around what child welfare service delivery should look like. Carrier Sekani Family Services is hostied the Out-Spoken In-Care Youth forum which took place at Margaret Patrick Hall in ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake.

The Babine Forest Products health and wellness team provided anti-bullying shirts to staff, and pins to all employees and Babine and Decker mills. It was in support of Pink Shirt Day which raises awareness about bullying. The health and wellness team is a committee formed within Babine, in order to discuss topics, make decisions and implement initiatives that involve the health and wellness of all employees. (Submitted photo)

A Lower Mainland feline rescue group wants to immerse Mason in kitten love during his last weeks.

Salmon Arm’s Lena Johnston looks back on adventure of arriving in the Shuswap

Cross country skiers under her tutelage reached national and international level

Local resident and photographer, Wren Gilgan took this cool picture of a snow pattern on these Apsen trees south of ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake.

A parent’s worst nightmare: Community support building for seven-year-old Okanagan cancer victim

‘He just decided he was going on a holiday — an extended holiday’

Jasper-Prince Rupert train has a car dedicated to art offered by the one-of-a-kind Bruce Brown

Groups invited to pitch; event attendees will vote to help fund innovative community projects