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THE MOJ: Found B.C. Lions Grey Cup ring reveals a story of redemption
Herman Smith has come a long way from the man who lost his ring in a Montreal hotel room
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Are 4/20 events in B.C. influencing youth marijuana use?
Community outreach coordinator speaks on the dangers of teen drug use
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THE MOJ: Pay attention, here’s how round 1 of the NHL playoffs will unfold
Moj leans heavily towards the favourites as the chase for the Stanley Cup opens
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FRENCH CONNECTION: Suzuki retires, Horgan jumps ship
After 43 years hosting The Nature of Things on CBC TV, David Suzuki, B.C.’s world-renowned environmental spokesman, has retired. The series will continue. It is TV’s longest-ever running science series and is seen in over 40 countries. The new hosts will be Suzuki’s daughter, Sarika Cullis-Suzuki, and Anthony Morgan, both well-known in the science and broadcasting worlds.
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FOREST INK: Testing and treatment of Big Horn Sheep along Fraser River corridor.
The study area consisted of 17 zones on both sides of the Fraser River
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FOREST INK: A look at the Fraser River Bighorn sheep disease mitigation program
On March 8 biologist Chris Procter presented a research paper at Scout Island Nature Centre
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THE MOJ: Plenty of questions as the Canucks reset after another disappointing season
Will the Tocchet new coach bump affect how team approaches the offseason?
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THE MOJ: Shocked football world pushing back against SFU football demise
Lack of warning, effort to save the program, caught supporters off guard
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MLA’S CORNER: Health care crisis continues in the Cariboo
Staffing issues are plaguing our entire health care system
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EDITORIAL: Western traditions honoured at upcoming 86th Williams Lake Bull Show and Sale
Indoor rodeo kicks off April 14
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