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The Trans Mountain pipeline generated a massive loss in the first four months that it was owned by the Canadian public – or a small profit, depending on which economist or accountant you talk to, and which financial report you read.

Fort St. John city council wants to a hold a public forum to discuss the 231 recommendations coming from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.

Employment is not just a damn paycheque. It is the spine of most people’s existence.

Fort St. John city councillors approved two development variance permits for the new Canadian Tire development on Monday. The variances allow for bigger sign boards and for taller fencing surrounding the property.

Fort St. John city council voted Monday to increase cemetery fees starting in 2020.

Sentences handed out in Northeast B.C. courts for the week ending June 7, 2019: Fort St. John Law Courts • Dean Rogers (born 1970) was given an 18-month probation order for theft $5,000 or under.

Employment in Northeast B.C. grew by 200 in May, pushing the region's unemployment down to 8.3%, according to the latest labour force survey.

The 14th annual Spirit of the Peace Pow Wow is set for this weekend, with up to 500 dancers and drummers from Canada and the United States expected to take part. The first grand entry takes place at the Taylor arena on Friday starting at 7 p.m.

Three students from Tsay Keh Dene School have been recognized with a traditional knowledge award as part of a provincial art contest.

The province says it will give ground search and rescue groups in Northern B.C. a $1 million funding lift this summer. Funds will be used for training, support, and equipment, the public safety ministry said in a news release.