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B.C. man convicted of trafficking in bear parts handed stiff fine

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — An undercover sting by the B.C.'s conservation service has ended with a conviction and fine for a man charged with trafficking in bear parts.
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Commercial vehicle collisions highest in decades: OPP

Commercial vehicle collisions highest in decades: OPP

Operation Safe Driver will target speeding, other risk factors as force reveals commercial collision numbers for 2019.
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Local students learn to code

Local students learn to code

On Friday the code:mobile visited Nor'wester View Public School where students spent the day learning how to code.
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Habitat for Humanity looking to acquire new property

Habitat for Humanity looking to acquire new property

The not-for-profit charitable organization only owns two properties and needs to help start planning builds beyond 2020.
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Mill workers get pay hikes in new collective agreement

Mill workers get pay hikes in new collective agreement

Deal includes "lucrative" profit-sharing plan
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Power project at Thunder Bay Airport reduces outage risk

Power project at Thunder Bay Airport reduces outage risk

Automated backup system has already been used four times.
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Judgment in July as trial wraps for four men accused of smuggling Tamil migrants

VANCOUVER — The trial for four men charged with smuggling dozens of Tamil migrants to Canada aboard a decrepit ship is over and the judge has reserved his decision until July. B.C.
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Fee increases take effect Jan. 1 at Thunder Bay Airport

Fee increases take effect Jan. 1 at Thunder Bay Airport

Fees for airlines, and daily maximums for short-term and long-term vehicle parking, are going up in the New Year
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Cal Rankin returns to manage Shelter House Thunder Bay

Cal Rankin returns to manage Shelter House Thunder Bay

Rankin served as executive director from 2001 to 2012.
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Two Quebecers remain detained on terrorism-related charges

MONTREAL — Two young Quebecers who are facing terrorism-related charges will remain behind bars pending their next court appearance in July.
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