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BC Hydro has had a tough time keeping employees in the north.

Despite plunging energy prices, proponents continue to come forward in the race to export British Columbia's natural gas. NewTimes Energy Ltd.

Chevron announced last week that they would be decreasing their spending this year on Kitimat LNG, a proposed LNG export facility at Bish Cove, near Kitimat.

Fort St. John, Dawson Creek, Chetwynd and Tumbler Ridge have all seen an increase in population

The City of Dawson Creek and Hawkair have entered into exploratory talks on adding a daily flight to Calgary from the Dawson Creek Airport.

Grassy Point LNG has received a license from the National Energy Board to export the liquefied gas from a proposed facility at Grassy Point, near Prince Rupert. The license is for 25 years and caps out at 807 billion cubic metres.

Things are looking better for once-troubled Douglas Channel LNG, a proposed liquefied natural gas export facility near Kitimat, now that partners in the consortium officially completed the transfer of ownership.

The province is accepting comments until today on a proposal for the Murray River coal river mine that HD Mining wants to build near Tumbler Ridge.

The manager of Dawson Creek's airport says lower fares and more fly-in workers are behind record-setting passenger numbers in 2014.

Project slated to bring 175 jobs during construction and 9 permanent jobs when it becomes operational at the end of 2016; "Once Site C out of the way, new demand going to be met by the IPPs” — Bennett