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Fort St. John Museum news - March 2024

Fort St. John Museum news - March 2024

The Fort St. John Museum has several offerings this month and heading into Easter.
Group asks Vancouver for more time over Crab Park homeless site cleanup

Group asks Vancouver for more time over Crab Park homeless site cleanup

VANCOUVER — An advocacy group and others are making a final plea to the City of Vancouver to hold off on its second phase of a plan to clean up the site of a homeless camp in Crab Park.
Hudson's Hope RCMP bulletin - March 2024

Hudson's Hope RCMP bulletin - March 2024

The Hudson’s Hope RCMP responded to 11 calls for service between February 21 and March 23. 28 written violations and warning tickets were issued to drivers between the above dates for various motor vehicle related offences.
B.C. e-bike company shares evidence on social media after brazen container theft

B.C. e-bike company shares evidence on social media after brazen container theft

DELTA, B.C. — Police in Delta, B.C., say they're investigating a theft of a shipping container that contained thousands of dollars worth of electric bicycles.
Keep the Hope Alive walk marks 33rd anniversary of Michael Dunahee's disappearance

Keep the Hope Alive walk marks 33rd anniversary of Michael Dunahee's disappearance

Police continue to investigate his disappearance from a playground in Victoria on March 24, 1991.
Joni Mitchell's music back on Spotify two years after joining Neil Young in boycott

Joni Mitchell's music back on Spotify two years after joining Neil Young in boycott

Joni Mitchell's music is back on Spotify more than two years after the songwriter pulled it off the platform in protest of other content available on the popular streaming service.
Prince George restorative justice council to receive provincial funding

Prince George restorative justice council to receive provincial funding

The BC First Nations Justice Council: Prince George is among a number of recipients to receive new funding from the Province, aiming to support restorative justice initiatives throughout BC, with $3 million dollars being put forward.
More than 200 cats and kittens surrendered from Houston home

More than 200 cats and kittens surrendered from Houston home

The BC SPCA says they're preparing to take more than 200 cats and kittens into their care from a home in Houston.
Affordable rental homes announced for Vanderhoof through provincial initiative

Affordable rental homes announced for Vanderhoof through provincial initiative

In Vanderhoof, 28 homes for families, seniors and people living with disabilities have been proposed, in partnership with the Nechako View Senior Citizens' Home Society.
Quesnel's Board of Education denounces Residential School denialism book

Quesnel's Board of Education denounces Residential School denialism book

Quesnel’s Board of Education has issued a statement to denounce the book Grave Error-How Media Misled us (and the Truth about Residential Schools), expressing their support for First Nations.