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There are no immediate solutions to prevent more sawmills closures in the B.C. Interior as the amount of timber available for logging has been significantly reduced by the mountain pine beetle epidemic. Both the B.C.

It seems contradictory, at the same time a major sawmill closure looms over Quesnel, costing 150 well-paying jobs, contractors report having difficulty taking on projects because they can't find workers, according to Mayor Bob Simpson.

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Patient Care Quality Offices and review boards were formed 10 years ago to give health system users and their families an outlet to voice their frustration A record number of complaints were filed with health authorities last year over patient care -

Lineups and waiting times should be significantly shorter if another wave of wildfire evacuees show up in Prince George this summer thanks to a new digital registration system the city is in the process of adopting.

250 staff and volunteers went through the pilot project training session