Smithereens weighed in on the protests by Quebec university students.
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Two gun shots, no witnesses, a dead bear. Now three cubs call Northern Lights Wildlife Society home.
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Five people have been left homeless in Moricetown after a fire tore through their home the morning of Sunday, May 6.
READLast Tuesday Smithers Council moved ahead with the rezoning of the airport, Walnut Drive and an A-1 zoning amendment.
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Bob Henderson and Tlell Glover think the preliminary draft for the summer Recreational Access Management Plan will resolve many issues.
READB.C. forestry staff say their timber inventory is like a 20-year-old pickup truck, dated, but good enough.
READDue to a mechanical breakdown of the delivery truck, this Wednesday's Interior News will be delivered Thursday May 17th.
READThe Town of Smithers signed a 10-year agreement with Ambleside Projects Ltd. to develop land in the Willowvale subdivision.
READSmithers workers welcomed B.C.’s new minimum wage last week, but the move was not without some growing pains.
READIt was a busy week for the New Hazelton RCMP last week as they received a total of 90 calls.
READSmithers council is one step closer to realizing the dream of a second sheet of ice after receiving a complete schematic design.
READWet’suwet’en and other First Nations leaders protested against Enbridge’s Gateway pipeline project at the company’s shareholders’ meeting.
READMoose in the Bulkley Valley and Lakes District are still recovering from a hard winter five years ago.
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A Moricetown family of five people have been left homeless after a fire tore through their home the morning of Sunday, May 6.
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We asked Smithereens about the latest hike in minimum wage.
READCritics of a Bulkley Valley summer trails plan say its organizers are biased against quads and other off-road vehicles.
READSmithers librarians face hard choices now that the federal government has axed its public computing program.
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Drivers in the northern interior will get more eyes on the road thanks to six new highway webcams being installed this spring.
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The majority of the audience was in clear opposition to the Enbridge pipeline, as cheers and applause rang out after each speaker.
READB.C.’s environmental assessment office okayed a wider-diameter pipe for the proposed Pacific Trails Pipeline.
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