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Drug overdoses claimed 26 lives in Northeast B.C. in 2021

Drug overdoses claimed 26 lives in Northeast B.C. in 2021

Majority of deaths reported in the South Peace
B.C. government wins 'Code of Silence' award

B.C. government wins 'Code of Silence' award

B.C.'s government has been awarded the national journalism association's Code of Silence Award for its widely criticized changes to FIPPA
Northern B.C. snowboard cross racer captures Olympic bronze

Northern B.C. snowboard cross racer captures Olympic bronze

Meryeta O’Dine becomes the first Prince George athlete ever to win an Olympic medal
Canadians tuned out of Beijing's opening ceremony amid discontent for China

Canadians tuned out of Beijing's opening ceremony amid discontent for China

An Angus Reid poll found 78% of Canadians supported some form of boycott, from a full athlete boycott (40%) to a fan boycott or a diplomatic boycott.
Census 2021: Fort St. John population grows to 21,465

Census 2021: Fort St. John population grows to 21,465

Fort St. John’s population grew to 21,465 people in 2021, an increase of 1,205 residents over the last five years, according the latest census figures released today. That’s an increase of 5.
COVID-19 milestones in B.C.

COVID-19 milestones in B.C.

Looking back at major events in the pandemic, two years after authorities identified the province’s first case of coronavirus
Incredible season for the Huskies

Incredible season for the Huskies

Fort St. John sits atop NWJHL with 73 points and .961 winning percentage heading into final weekend
Why whales don’t drown when they eat underwater

Why whales don’t drown when they eat underwater

After taking a deep dive inside a whale's mouth, researchers at UBC have uncovered why these animals don't choke or drown when they eat
Strong winds expected for entire Northeast

Strong winds expected for entire Northeast

Driving conditions could be hampered
'Once in a millennium' rogue wave recorded off Ucluelet

'Once in a millennium' rogue wave recorded off Ucluelet

The 17.6-metre swell was almost three times as tall as the waves around it, researchers say.
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