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Mount Polley’s mine life may be extended
Imperial Metals’ Mount Polley mine could see an extension to its mine life.
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Census forms sent out to public
Homes in the City of Williams Lake should by now have received their 2011 Census package.
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Man charged for threats against MLA
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B.C. smokers offered free patches, gum
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Young rider reassures her rodeo steed.
Taylor Cherry has a tender moment with her rodeo horse before the Junior Barrel Race at the Williams Lake Indoor Rodeo in April.
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TRU celebrates grads
Graham Allison, father of a recent graduate of TRU’s Applied Business Technology program, tries out one of the course’s computer programs April 29 during an open house and celebration.
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City toilet replacement program begins June 1
When former prime minister Pierre Trudeau said the state had no business in the bedrooms of the nation he may not have envisaged a day when it might have a legitimate interest in the nation’s washrooms.
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OCP receives first reading
City council gave the Official Community Plan bylaw first reading City council gave the Official Community Plan bylaw first reading Tuesday.
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Harris: voters support the Conservatives
Voter turnout in the Cariboo-Prince George riding was below the national average, but nevertheless those who showed up at the polls on Monday returned perennial favourite Dick Harris to Ottawa.
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B.C. won't appeal class size ruling
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