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Prince Rupert has finally got word that the city of 12,000 can begin the arduous task of replacing their entire water
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Town of Smithers is updating the mobile vendor bylaw.
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Yesterday the Town of Smithers announced that they will be embarking on a $7.5 million project to upgrade the current
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Lee Ewald, Telkwa Councillor is talking about Telkwa's growing senior population and housing needs in the village of
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The Nisga’a Nation is going all in with its Ksi Lisims LNG project, announcing last week, along with Texas bases part
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Last week the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation announced it was halting all mineral tenures and mi
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The Telkwa Seniors Housing Society's application for housing has been denied.
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This year, BC is seeing excessive numbers of pet surrenders and rescues, and unfortunately, there aren’t enough anima
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Two months ago, 19 eagles were discovered in the Prince Rupert landfill covered in a “deleterious substance” that had
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Bill C-63 (The Online Harms Act) is a new bill proposed by the Liberal government to fight child abuse, exploitation,
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After nearly a decade of negotiation and advocacy for Northwest BC communities and regional districts, the Northwest
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Freedom to Read Week:
Interviews with:
Ruth Cooper - Hazelton Library
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The 64TH All Native basketball tournament is over with Burnaby taking the top prize in the senior’s division.
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The town of Smithers approved the rezoning of the Alfred Avenue lot from a residential to a development zone in the n
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The 64th Annual All Native Basketball Tournament, the biggest sporting event of the year in Northwest BC, kicked off
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This year, the Community & Business Excellence Awards (CBEA) celebrates 100 years in Smithers.
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Pam speaks with BC Minister of Housing, Ravi Kahlon, Dan checks-in with the BC Housing community information session
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By Christine Bruce
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