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Peace Valley farmers Ken and Arlene Boon are the face of agricultural protest against the Site C dam. With a deadline to leave their land looming, their farming days could be over years before the waters rise

Weak commodity prices, an underperforming global economy and a struggling province next door will continue to hamper growth in Northeast B.C. over the next three years, according to economists with Central 1 Credit Union.

Oil Matters

Three-judge federal court panel hears evidence against controversial hydroelectric project

Peace River North MLA will be arraigned Oct. 4

The owner of a Fort St. John sewage hauling firm says she’s ready for a legal battle with the Peace River Regional District (PRRD) over the company’s use of a third-party site to dump into the Charlie Lake Sewer system. On Sept.

Teachers and staff at NE B.C. district will spend first two days of 2016/17 school year counting heads, population fluctuation makes enrolment projection impractical

Hotly-anticipated decision on controversial project expected late this month

17.2 per cent of households have trouble putting food on the table, according to report based on 2012 data

Peace canola crop less than one per cent of national harvest, remains major economic driver