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"We are proceeding forward until we hear that we can't," said Canucks President Will Irvine.

It was a great year out of the chutes for Tyler Bondaroff. Though this year’s DCSS graduation was much different than normal, for Bondaroff, the entire graduation experience will be one she won’t forget.

After weeks of combative negotiating, the MLB announced Tuesday it was imposing a 60-game season and the MLBPA had agreed to it. It will begin July 23 and it will be the most insane season ever.

The club's high membership — at 325 is the most members of any club in the Peace Region

Jhajj takes a crack at protecting the cricket wicket over at the NLC DC campus, as a handful of students took to the pitch for a social distancing pick-up game.

You’ve probably heard of or even know people who are described as “sports people.” Even if you haven’t - you’re about to. Liam Trasy remembers playing hockey by the age of six - and loving it.

Grade 10 student Jethro Cardines has enjoyed sports for as long as he can remember. He credits his father saying “never ending support and teaching,” for allowing his desire for basketball to flourish.

The Dawson Creek Exhibition and Stampede will not be happening in 2020. Exhibition president Connie Patterson made it official today.

Local athlete Roxy Honing competed in the Top Gun winter classic senior games in January in Bullhead, Arizona. The team placed 2nd with a silver medal to end a successful season with the demarini warrior sistas from the US.

Dawson Creek student Julia Evans has signed on with one Canada’s top post secondary volleyball programs. Evans is now a member of the University of Alberta Pandas. It all started right here, in Mile Zero.