Nechako Lakes North School District 85 has received $8,882 from the BC Liquor Store’s ‘Support Dry Grad’ campaign
READThe Northern BC Trade and Finance Group, an alliance of five northern B.C. Community Futures,
READVanderhoof RCMP are investigating an incident of vandalism at the Vanderhoof Airport last week.
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On May 5th, 2012, at approximately 10:00am an elderly couple from Alaska were traveling to Virginia on Highway 16
READA millwright killed while on the job at the Plateau Mill in Vanderhoof
READA Fort Fraser man appeared in court Friday after being charged with a robbery in Prince George
READA millwright killed while on the job at the Plateau Mill in Vanderhoof has been identified and a preliminary investigation released.
READVirgil Hummingbird Thomas has been charged with manslaughter in relation to a death on Tache Reserve.
READWorkSafeBC issued a directive to all sawmill employers on April 26.
READIt was another great year in 2011 for the Vanderhoof and Districts Co-operative Association
READIt was another great year in 2011 for the Vanderhoof and Districts Co-operative Association
READThe BC Trucking Association (BCTA) is pleased the Province is investing $200 million
READVirgil Hummingbird Thomas has been charged with manslaughter in relation to a death on Tache Reserve.
READOn the morning of April 21, RCMP were called to the Tache Reserve to a report of an unresponsive male.
READSome weeks I have trouble putting my finger on an opinion I feel like sharing.
READThere was more good news for Burns Lake last week with the province giving the green light for the $55m rebuild of the LD Hospital.
READHealth Minister Michael de Jong was in Burns Lake recently to announce the approval of the new Lakes District Hospital.
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Caledonia Courier The abandoned house on the Low Road where Fribjon Bjornson’s remains were found was damaged by fire recently.
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A fire behind the Vanderhoof Museum in the early hours of April 18 could have been a lot worse.
READStaff Sgt. Dave Beach of the Vanderhoof RCMP was helping to clear up concerns for parents in the area recently.
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