James Oler found guilty of removing an underage child from Canada to marry a U.S. man in 2004
Two day use areas also closed in order to reduce human-wildlife conflict for feeding bears
BC Hydro anticipating lower snowpack, lower water flows through regional river systems
Indigenous Nations had earlier protested their exclusion from negotiations last year
Provincial report recommends decriminalizing people who use illicit drugs, shift focus to treatment
Andrew Milner, 19, was in his second year with the University of Calgary’s basketball program
A young man has died after a canoe overturned in Moyie Lake early Tuesday morning
Organizers are gearing up for the sixth annual event after last year was cancelled due to wildfires
Staff from provincial and federal governments to share information, asnwer questions
Decision set for June in the case of a man who allegedly took his daughter to the U.S. to be married
A man is on trial for the alleged removal of his daughter into the U.S. to marry an American man
Women were expected to obey male priesthood heads and bear children, according to witness
Crown witnesses describe the control that church leadership held over men, women and children
Crown prosecutors sought the admission of fundamentalist Mormon records into child removal case
Records seized at a religious compound in Texas in 2008 at issue for Bountiful man on trial
James Marion Oler back in court after crown lawyers successfully appealed earlier acquittal decision
$17.7 million project featuring six cottege-style buildings to be completed by 2020
Broda Construction pleaded guilty to failing to provide safe workplace at Cranbrook rock quarry
Students work with heli-skiing business to develop best practices for self-rescuing from tree wells
Wayne Stetski wants feds to follow in footsteps of provincial counterparts
