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Blood drive to mark Women’s Day halted, Afghan activists say

Blood drive to mark Women’s Day halted, Afghan activists say

Organizers say the event was viewed as a protest by Taliban authorities
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British Columbia’s Great Highway turns 70

British Columbia’s Great Highway turns 70

Today, the real wealth of the Crowsnest Highway encompasses more than mining, energy and forestry.
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Walk with your doc

Since 2010, Walk With Your Doc has been spreading the word to British Columbians.
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Election day is May 9--your vote counts!

Election day is May 9--your vote counts!

With BC election day looming, the Advance asked the three major candidates in the Nelson-Creston constituency to comment on five issues.
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LEAP Barnraiser supports success of six entrepreneurs

LEAP Barnraiser supports success of six entrepreneurs

2017 LEAP participants finish 13-week program with barnraiser event.
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Hockey Day in Swan Valley Lodge

Hockey Day in Swan Valley Lodge

Swan Valley Lodge residents gathered on Friday to celebrate Canada’s favourite sport.
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Second annual Creston Weekend Fiddle Workshop

Second annual Creston Weekend Fiddle Workshop

Registration is now open for the second annual Creston Weekend Fiddle Workshop in May.
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PCSS drama students bring Alice to stage

PCSS drama students bring Alice to stage

Expect a visual and auditory treat when PCSS drama students take to the stage in next week’s production of Alice in Wonderland.
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Candlelight vigil -- fighting hate with peace and ignorance with education

Candlelight vigil -- fighting hate with peace and ignorance with education

Tom Greentree, Leah Gailius and Shanelle Ainscrow hosted a candlelight vigil on February 7th.
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PCSS grad of 1988 releases first solo CD

PCSS grad of 1988 releases first solo CD

Former PCSS student LJ Mounteney is releasing her solo cd, Here in the Dark.
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