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Suspect charged in home invasion
Dylan Hamm has been charged in relation to a home invasion earlier this week. The 31-year-old...
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Thursday May 17, 2012
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
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Waves crashed on the shore of Moberly Lake as young students from Moberly Lake Elementary School prepared to release trout under the guidance of the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations.
Katelin Dean Staff Writer
Local News
The economics of B.C.’s insurance monopoly
When you live in British Columbia, it’s not uncommon to hear complaints about ICBC. “I think...
Beef Day sizzles across province
Time to fire up the barbecue, as the province celebrates its third annual B.C. Beef Day. May 16...
Peace residents urged to be ‘Bear Aware’
Peace Region residents are encouraged to be “Bear Aware” and take steps to prevent interactions...
Local Sports
Historic horse arena struggling to survive
The North Peace Light Horse Arena is a fifty-year-old landmark in Fort St. John, yet not many...
Soccer could be the next big sport for girls in Fort St. John
Soccer as a girls' sport in Fort St. John isn't quite as dominant as volleyball, but it's...
Local figure skaters earn their gold levels
Three local figure skaters achieved some of the highest recognition in the sport a couple of...
Fort St. John's volleyball legacy draws attention of pro-run camp
The volleyball community in Fort St. John will be getting a special treat this summer when a...
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