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The owners of a sawmill and a pulp mill in Mackenzie were each fined $75,000, according to an online posting at WorkSafeBC's website. Canadian Forest Products Ltd.

Some further fine-tuning will be thrown into the mix when a revamped city transit service hits the roads later this year. City council approved a memorandum of understanding with B.C.

A new magnetic resonance imaging unit has arrived at University Hospital of Northern B.C. The unit is being housed in a mobile unit while a new suite for the MRI is constructed over the next three-to-four months.

A new magnetic resonance imaging unit has arrived at University Hospital of Northern B.C. The unit is being housed in a mobile unit while a new suite for the MRI is constructed over the next three-to-four months.

FortisBC customers are being asked to keep their natural gas meter and outside vents clear of ice and snow. They're asked to remove any built-up snow by hand and to never kick or hit the meter to break ice or snow build-up.

The outdoor oval is hosting PG Skates, a free public skate on Family Day this Monday from 1 to 3 p.m. There will be free skating, free hot chocolate, mascots, goody bags for the young skaters, and music.

The outdoor oval is hosting PG Skates, a free public skate on Family Day this Monday from 1 to 3 p.m. There will be free skating, free hot chocolate, mascots, goody bags for the young skaters, and music.

The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia is urged drivers to be prepared and adjust their driving for challenging road conditions across the province this long weekend.

The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia is urged drivers to be prepared and adjust their driving for challenging road conditions across the province this long weekend.

The Synthetic Biology Club at the University of Northern British Columbia is looking for students. It's open to those who happen to be studying math, physics, biology, biochemistry or business at the undergraduate or graduate level.