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Costs a concern on water project

Officials with the Cheslatta Carrier Nation are concerned the provincial government is backing away from promises to build a water release facility at the Nechako River headwaters.

P.G. beer makers at lager-heads

Suds fly in legal brew-haha

Massive new investment boots mine

The new mill at the Endako Mine was the centre of a celebration Friday.

Boiler damage narrowed to falling chemical

A large piece of saltcake falling from the ceiling is believed to be the cause of a failure of a recovery boiler last Saturday at the Northwood Pulp Mill.

Tendering process begins for Burns Lake hospital

Construction of the much-anticipated replacement of Lakes District Hospital and Health Centre has yet to scratch the surface, but the wheels of that project are turning.

Teen killed near Vanderhoof

A teenager was killed this week when the dirt bike he was riding collided with a pickup driven by another youth. It happened Thursday at about 5:30 p.m. on a rural road about 30 kilometres east of Vanderhoof.

Band office protest continues

A group of protesters remained camped out in front of the McLeod Lake Indian Band office on Friday and are expected to stay there at least through the weekend.

'These guys gave us the freedom to do business'

Legion saved

Councillor wields online wizardry

Coun. Garth Frizzell is a techie. The owner of his own software company, Frizzell spends ample time immersed in the world of zeros and ones.

Omnibus bill protest blacklists Harper government

Retired social studies teacher Bill Perrin couldn't help but think back to the talks he used to give his students at Kelly Road secondary school.