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QUIZ: The joy of taxes

QUIZ: The joy of taxes

The deadline for filing income tax papers is fast approaching
Haida elder suing Catholic Church, hopes for ‘healing and reconciliation’

Haida elder suing Catholic Church, hopes for ‘healing and reconciliation’

The lawsuit names Mironiuk, the Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton
B.C. wildfire season arrives with growing bans and 115 fires already burning

B.C. wildfire season arrives with growing bans and 115 fires already burning

It’s still April and B.C.’s wildfire season already off to a hot start, especially in the northeast
Logging trailer rollover over blocked Thornhill roundabout

Logging trailer rollover over blocked Thornhill roundabout

Debris cleared at 1:30 p.m allowing smooth flow of traffic
Celebrated Smithers artist Alex Cuba to receive honorary degree from UNBC

Celebrated Smithers artist Alex Cuba to receive honorary degree from UNBC

Popular singer-songwriter will be awarded a doctor laws degree from Prince George university
B.C. tables legislation to recognize ‘historic’ title of Haida Nation

B.C. tables legislation to recognize ‘historic’ title of Haida Nation

Legislation translates ‘Rising Tide’ Haida Title Lands Agreement into provincial law
Housing affordability improves for most of northern B.C.

Housing affordability improves for most of northern B.C.

Williams Lake is the only community measured which saw a decrease in affordability for home owners
QUIZ: Are you ready for Passover celebrations?

QUIZ: Are you ready for Passover celebrations?

An important event for Jewish people around the world begins on the evening of April 22
Prince George comedian returning to the North after global success

Prince George comedian returning to the North after global success

Alex Mackenzie will be hosting shows throughout Northern B.C. in “Happy Camper” tour
Burns Lake residents plan to open a Men’s Shed to help locals with mental health

Burns Lake residents plan to open a Men’s Shed to help locals with mental health

Mayor henry Wiebe was happy to see so much interest within the community