Three cats shot with slug gun pellets are now being cared for by a Rangiora-based cat rescue.
Three cats shot with slug gun pellets are now being cared for by a Rangiora-based cat rescue.
Art will be the centre of attention in Amberley in early April.
The wartime service of animals will be honoured in a ceremony at the Rangiora Cenotaph on February 24.
The restoration of the historic scow Success on the banks of the Kaiapoi River is ramping up as volunteers are asked to join the effort.
A popular shopping centre in Amberley is being rebranded to make it the "prime vibrant retail and business destination for North Canterbury".
A Canterbury community wellbeing charity van is out of action after it was broken into and had its ignition damaged.
February 1 will mark nearly 150 years since the first horses lined up for the Hurunui Race and Gala Day in North Canterbury.
Windswept is gracing a large green space on Ohoka Rd near the Silverstream village.
Whitebaiter Mike Nolan holds a special place in his heart for the fishing mates who saved his life after he went into cardiac arrest on a cold morning next to the Waimakariri River.
Canterbury whitebaiter Mike Nolan holds a special place in his heart for the fishing mates who saved his life after he went into cardiac arrest on a cold and dark morning next to the Waimakariri River.
A slippery little customer has been the focus of fishers at the Ashley Rakahuri River estuary in recent weeks.
Hurunui Mayor Marie Black breathed a sigh of relief after the historic heritage buildings on the former Queen Mary Hospital site in Hanmer Springs were not damaged in a suspicious fire over the weekend.
A significant chapter in Canterbury's maritime history is set to be preserved.
The Writers’ Tea Party will give people the chance to hear from some of Canterbury's top poets and authors in Amberley on Sunday.
A strong sentimental attachment to a private Canterbury museum took Trevor Stanley on a 16-year journey as he and his family built a replica 1960s dining room and lounge.
A chance encounter on social media has united two Wendys and ensured they do "not feel alone" in a Canterbury town.
Horse riders and carriage drivers took to Canterbury highways and byways over the weekend in support of a petition to designate them as vulnerable road users.
An earthquake and two church bells have combined to create a little piece of history in a small Canterbury township.
Bluey Duncan is distraught after his Mazda Demio was stolen from a Canterbury rest home car park and then dumped in the Waipara River.