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Rubber meets recycling

Residents will get their chance to comment on a new tire recycling facility in the region. The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George directors have cleared the path to a public hearing for a proposed new use of the Canfor Clear Lake Sawmill site.

Mayor confident review will perk public interest

The low turn out for the launch of the core services review won't be the trend for public participation, predicted the city's mayor.
HOGs sink their teeth into bike rally

HOGs sink their teeth into bike rally

Teamwork and bit of low-rev trick riding were all it took for Susan Katrinchuk and Ray Normandeau to take a bite out of the competition at the 12th annual Western Regional Harley Owners Group (HOG) V-Twin Rivers Rally.

Restaurateur shows bottle on wine law

British Columbians can now wine out when they dine out. BC foodies have been given the option to bring their own bottle of wine into restaurants. "I helped change it. I was the first one in P.G.

Fort St. James desperate for docs

The doctor will be in at the Fort St. James emergency room for the rest of the month, but it's not enough to solve the medical crisis in the community, according to some local residents.
Riders rev up recovery

Riders rev up recovery

The road to salvation was not an easy one for Robert Toovey, but he found it on the back of a motorcycle.
P.G. shines at sports festival

P.G. shines at sports festival

Clients of the Nechako Valley Community Services Society have been proudly wearing their ribbons ever since their recent trip to Victoria for Operation Trackshoes.

Liberals to spill on oil project

The BC government will break their silence over oil pipeline plans.

Power restrictions for new motorcycle riders remain under consideration

The provincial government is continuing to look at adding power restrictions to graduated licensing for new motorcycle riders.
City won't be applying for bike lane grant

City won't be applying for bike lane grant

Mayor Shari Green has nothing against two-wheeled travel and would certainly like to see more people riding their bikes to work.