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When Houston council saw at a map of local air pollution last week, the most damaging stuff was marked in red.

Speaking to the Houston Chamber of Commerce, MLA John Rustad outlined an upcoming plan to secure a timber supply for Burns Lake.

A group of potentially affected or impacted landowners by the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline met in Fort St. James last week.

A MAN will fork over a hefty fine of $10,000 for illegally guiding on the Copper River.

When it comes to small town tax rates, Houston is a squeaky wheel that may get some provincial attention.

B.C. may have to relax or cancel some forestry rules to secure enough timber so that a Burns Lake sawmill can be rebuilt.

New research shows how the snowpack under forests in B.C.'s interior is changing in the wake of the mountain pine beetle.

Houston’s Northwest Community College will teach fewer classes on-site, shifting instead to courses taken online and by videoconference.

After seeing Houston’s tap water get more and more discoloured, a local paediatrician has asked Northern Health to investigate.

Skeena - Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen will not be the next leader of the federal NDP.