Interior Health Authority CEO Dr. Robert Halpenny and board chair Norman Embree heard health care concerns of people in Grand Forks.
READConstruction for a heliport at Boundary Hospital in Grand Forks is set to be built by spring of 2013.
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There was a fire at the Interfor mill in Grand Forks on the evening of May 22.
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Interior Health officials, including CEO Dr. Robert Halpenny, will finally hold a meeting in Grand Forks to discuss health care concerns.
READGrand Forks and the Ministry of Forests, Land and Natural Resource Operations could team to manage land near Angus MacDonald Park.
READBoundary Sawmills Inc. and Community Futures Boundary have been recognized with the Community Project Award.
READSD51 hopes to receive funding from the Ministry of Education to update elementary school playgrounds.
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Travel subsidies for families living farther away than the closest bus stop has ceased in School District 51 (SD51).
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Grand Forks Secondary School hopes to encourage students to look into the trades with a program that could begin in September.
READA Grand Forks resident is currently under investigation after attempting to import exotic animals over the Carson/Danville border.
READBerg Naqvi Lehmann of Chartered Accountants and Business Advisors, looked at last year's financial statement from the City of Grand Forks.
READConcerns over logging in the North Fork Valley motivated 30 residents to meet with representatives of BC Timber Sales (BCTS) recently.
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School District 51's Michael Strukoff, Maxine Ruzicka and BCSS Principal Louise Bayles have announced that they will retire.
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There were a number of rock-throwing incidents in Grand Forks recently and Grand Forks RCMP are seeking assistance from the public.
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In this edition of the WEEKENDER, Jim Holtz discusses a recent BCPSEA filing to the Labour Relations Board.
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The ploy by the BC Public School Employers Association (BCPSEA) might actually succeed.
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Public school employers filed an application asking for teachers to return to activities outside of instructional hours.
READAfter giving final reading of a property tax bylaw (1932), the City of Grand Forks has established property taxes for 2012.
READSpring report cards were recently sent out to students of School District 51.
READA fight broke out during a party on May 13 and resulted with one Grand Forks resident at Kelowna General in a coma and another in custody.
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