With the winter semester fast approaching final exams, university students in Quebec continue to protest against proposed tuition hikes.
READMining Week is an opportunity to celebrate the important role mining plays in our community.
READAfter five weeks went by I got angry and said I needed an answer only to be told that the Prince George Hospital had lost my biopsy.
READThroughout the JRP hearings the potential economic benefits for Canada and northern B.C. of the Gateway pipeline were largely unheard.
READWalmart will create jobs in Smithers and surrounding area, as well as make Smithers a more appealing shopping centre.
READI commend all those who made oral presentations to the JRP. They presented well-reasoned arguments and were often eloquent and poetic.
READI’d like to give a shout out to Sedaz Lingerie and Mainerz for a job well done on the Fashion for Peace fundraiser.
READThe goal of the Gitxsan Unity Movement is to bring harmony between the Gitxsan government and the values, law and its people.
READDespite strong opposition, there is a sinking sentiment the National Energy Board will give the Northern Gateway Pipeline the green light.
READNeil Sterritt outlines the path to a resolution among Gitxsan.
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Hazelton Secondary School student, Cassie Penfold, earned a berth at the Canada Wide Science Fair in Prince Edward Island this May.
READLast week the provincial Liberal government decided to gut Grant’s Law.
READWith our recent streak of warm, sunny weather (let’s hope I don’t jinx it!) everyone is starting to think about summer once again.
READWhen you stop and think about the state of the planet, it is very easy to feel overwhelmed by the enormity of the problems.
READImagine negotiating a 20-year contract for labour services and signing it before nailing down pay increases in the first few years.
READI have decided to shave my head as part of the Canadian Cancer Society’s Relay for Life fundraising.
READEating locally grown food is good for you and the local economy.
READTelkwa Mayor out of line with tirade outside of public comment.
READTelkwa taxpayers are now learning is their tax payment should have gone down by $200.
READI would like to make it very clear the Hankin-Evelyn issue is in linked to the controversy surrounding the RAMP process.
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