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Every day is new, and every day is beautiful, artist Robert Mansfield said, which is the key aspect that his art seeks to capture.

The rain has stopped and I can talk to you on a beautiful sunny day. Plus 2 degrees at the moment. Our Northeast readers have a colder day but the sun shines for them as well. Let me tell you can keep the rain in a southern B.C. bucket. I did my 37 years on the coast and rain was my aggravation.

When it was determined that the movie The Grey would be shot in Vancouver, Smithers was the first choice for its “on location” Alaskan scenes.

The Grendel Players, part of the Grendel Group, will be putting on ‘The Story of One Town’s Heart,’ a theatrical production this Saturday evening, Feb. 5, starting at 7 p.m. at St. Joseph’s Catholic School. Students at St. Joseph’s will get a sneak preview of the play on Friday.

There has been some amazing community support behind this year’s Spirit of the Mountains Festival, coordinators report, ensuring there’s something for everyone.

For as long as we’ve had a Safeway, she’s been there, smiling at you as you purchased your bread, your milk, even your hair care products, and if one thing’s for sure, Alice Hidber wouldn’t change a thing.

The book is not your typical angling tome.

If you live in the north, sooner or later you are going to either experience or hear about problems with the current medical system. It is not isolated to one hospital, nor is it isolated to certain doctors. In fact, each hospital has both sides of the coin it seems.