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Northeast B.C. adds 800 jobs in August

Northeast B.C. adds 800 jobs in August

Unemployment in Northeast B.C. dropped back below 4% in August. Stats Canada data released Friday shows 37,900 were employed and 1,500 unemployed in the region last month.
Mayor's race in Taylor

Mayor's race in Taylor

Peggy Alexander, Brent Taillefer on the ballot for district's top seat
B.C. motorcyclist awarded $1.6 million in accident damages

B.C. motorcyclist awarded $1.6 million in accident damages

Stephen Harder was struck when his motorcycle was allegedly cut off by a Honda HRV pulling out from the curb.
Queen's death will leave void in Canada, says Victoria monarchist

Queen's death will leave void in Canada, says Victoria monarchist

Bruce Hallsor says Canada was a “young, unformed entity” when Elizabeth became Queen, and wouldn’t be the same country without her
10 years for Fort St. John Hospital

10 years for Fort St. John Hospital

Hospital and Peace Villa celebrate their first decade in the community
Election ballots fill up in Northeast B.C.

Election ballots fill up in Northeast B.C.

18 more names added Thursday to municipal ballots in Northeast B.C., and one more day left for nominations
Transition to King Charles III as Canada head of state automatic after Queen's death

Transition to King Charles III as Canada head of state automatic after Queen's death

OTTAWA — As momentous as the death of Queen Elizabeth II may be after her 70 years on the throne, it's pretty much business as usual in terms of Canada's governance.
B.C.’s British merchants, customers mourn Queen’s passing

B.C.’s British merchants, customers mourn Queen’s passing

British-born shopkeepers in Steveston, B.C. connect with customers upon Queen Elizabeth II's death
A timeline of every B.C. visit made by the Queen

A timeline of every B.C. visit made by the Queen

With over 20 trips, Queen Elizabeth II visited Canada more than any other country during her 70-year reign. We look back at when she made it to B.C.
'But where is her crown?': The day the Queen came to Fort St. John

'But where is her crown?': The day the Queen came to Fort St. John

4,000 turned out in seven degree weather and "gale force" winds to welcome Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip to Fort St. John in May 1971
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