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Slumping economy brings rise IN abuse, depression and divorce A faltering economy was bringing with it a rise in depression and domestic abuse, the Women's Resource Centre in Fort St. John said on this day in history.

Company filed for U.S. bankruptcy in July, and was granted creditor protection in Canada on Dec. 7. The company is now looking to sell its Canadian and U.K. assets.

After months of procedural work, the District of Taylor officially rezoned five homes back to residential after they were mistakenly designated as commercial properties last year.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) has heard residents’ concerns about the deteriorating Baldonnel Road and says it's working towards a solution.

The Doig River First Nation has elected a new chief. On Nov. 20, Doig River members voted in Trevor Makadahay as the new chief of the band. He was officially appointed Nov. 24.

Police seek information on two men at-large

Plant will tie into TransCanada's NGTL system

For Karl Mattson, the potential for a fatal sour gas leak near his property is nothing new. But the Rolla-based artist is worried a pipeline expansion near him home will increase that risk.

Deal reached on 200 bison A settlement over one of North America's largest bison herds had finally been reached, the Alaska Highway News reported on this day in history.

It's that time of the year again when Santa's postal team does their magic and pulls out all the stops to get your letters to him on time. But their magic is limited, and unless you mail your letter to Santa by Dec.