In the Community

Mika Miyaoka and Matthew Harmer welcome daughter Momoko

Starting the new year with a mountain of trash and recycling? The wake of the holidays can leave us with new toys and about 25 per cent more garbage than usual.

Junior hockey organization looks for community support for team costs

Returnee thrilled with small town life

Don't Miss This Week: Friday, January 5 West Coast Audio Files Head out to McKinney’s Pub in Townsite for an eclectic night of music featuring DJs Jfunk, Simonsayz, th!zco and Majestic Method and art installations by catnip and TryptonMedia.

Community gallery moves closer to providing art and related programs

Political situation leaves refugees and locals in holding pattern

If you see the coming of the new year as a new slate, it could be a perfect time for you to commit to a change in habits. Many of us contemplate our waistline around this time, but perhaps this year we can all take a closer look at our waste.

New Year's Eve is upon us, which means 2018 will be the new 2017 and, for some of us, a night of celebrations to ring it in.

The holidays are the time for generosity, kindness and joy to be embraced and expressed in a fullness of spirit.