The years of steam as a source of railway power have passed many years ago.
Andy Motherwell tells of the introduction of diesel trucks to the forest industry
Book written in 1885 by Elisabeth Custer describes was it was like to travel with Custer and the 7th Cavalry
Andy Motherwell provides insight into the hazardous conditions on logging roads
Once the boom in railroad traffic slowed down, many towns like Finmore were abandoned
Andy Motherwell provides an update on a story he brought to the paper regarding a former American deputy sheriff
Ministry of Forests are using modern technology to battle the latest bush enemy, the spruce budworm
Retired forester Gordon Russell provides history of his 40 years in logging in Quesnel
Local amateur historian Andy Motherwell chronicles the life and loss of Hidden Paradise, a one-time busy recreational area.
A snapshot of some of the more interesting exhibits at the AMP
Andy Motherwell provides a light-hearted look at the hunting season.
George Turner was a beekeeper, trapper and former deputy sheriff for Bat Masterson
Andy Motherwell tells the story of lives lost in the pursuit of power
In his column, Andy Motherwell tells the story of how Quesnel was connected to Second World War
The girls of yesterday, the matriachs of today, where they are and what they did
Andy Motherwell's column is about big horn sheep preservation
Andy Motherwell brings the history of the area to life in his column
A faithful boat's last days on the banks of the Fraser River near the footbridge in Quesnel
They don't make cars like they used to as this Model T attests to
Old cabins mark where history was made but are deteriorating with time