Recycling processors thank Vanderhoof for its well-sorted material. Recycling rates have been steadily increasing in the region.
READSchool District 91 has voted to close Prairiedale Elementary School as part of a reconfiguration of Vanderhoof schools.
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Construction crews at St. John Hospital found buried bones in the area, determined to be not human.
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Oil on agenda as Alberta, B.C. premiers meet to resume discussions after dispute over resource revenues last year
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The Liberal government of B.C. has issued its rejection of the Enbridge Northern Pipeline pending the federal environmental panel.
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Premier Christy Clark's 19-member team introduced at public ceremony at Canada Place
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The Nechako sturgeon hatchery will provide a much needed benefit to the species but fails to address the key concern, the fish's habitat.
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A recent council meeting provided information on city infrastructure for the next five years in Vanderhoof.
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Shipping containers are becoming increasingly popular as storage units and are considered an eyesore by several Vanderhoof councillors.
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Students of District 91 went to Striegler Pit to learn how to operate industrial machinery.
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John Rustad will continue to represent the Nechako Lakes district and Christy Clark's Liberals Win for B.C.
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Vanderhoof emergency services including the hospital, RCMP, ambulance and firefighters all participated in a mock accident scenario.
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The ACT Foundation is working to install AEDs and train teachers and students across Canada.
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The Vanderhoof Trade Show was a great success this year with many local businesses promoting themselves and their products.
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The Minister of Forests offered Vanderhoof on March 1 up to 45,000 cubic metres per year for a community forest.
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High streamflow advisories have been issued across the Southern Interior, with the first fires reported across B.C.
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There was a forum for Nechako Lakes candidates in the upcoming provincial election on April 24.
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Moose densities in the southern Omineca region around Prince George have declined by 50 per cent since 2005.
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Destiny Rae Tom, 21, was found dead on Nautley First Nations reserve near Fort Fraser on Saturday, March 23.
READThe Snell family home, located just beyond the district’s fire protection zone, sustained extensive damage from a fire on March 8.
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