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Friday January 27, 2012
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Survey results are meant for general information only, and are not based on recognised statistical methods.
Residents across the Peace region are set to benefit from improved air quality due to a $980,000 grant from Canada’s Gas Tax Fund that will go towards the construction of an innovative gas management facility at the Fort St. John Landfill.
Brianne Zwambag Staff Writer
Kelly sentenced to two years in prison
Honorable Judge Rita S. Bowry sent a strong message yesterday when she sentenced Nicole Kelly to...
Canty Birthday Robbie Burns!
It’s that time of year to brave the cold and don your kilt to honour the rags to riches story of...
Guilty: Former FSJ Slowpitch league treasurer pleads guilty to theft
A local woman charged with fraud and theft has pleaded guilty to stealing over $150,000 from her...
Kelly Sentenced
Nicole Kelly, a local 26-year old woman who plead guilty to defrauding and stealing from the Fort...
Enerjet considers the Energetic City
The message that Fort St. John is open for business has hit the airwaves loud and clear and is...
Local Sports
North Peace gymnasts win team event
In their first competition of the season the North Peace Gymnastics Club has brought home some hardware for their efforts....
Sr. Flyers look to end losing streak
The Fort St. John Senior Flyers will look to rebound this week from a three game losing streak suffered at the hands of the Horse Lake...
Tracker Flyers top dog in division
With six games left to go in the Northern Alberta Midget Hockey League (NAMHL) season, the NE BC and Yukon Tracker Flyers have taken sole...
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