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Sinkhole south of 150 Mile House
A sinkhole was discovered on Highway 97 1.6 km south of Williams Lake.
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Work experience student starts at Tribune
Hi, I’m the Tribune’s newest addition. I’ll be working here over the next little while as a work experience student. I’m 19 and am a in Grade 12 at Columneetza secondary.
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Old BC Hydro dams could be removed
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Bennett returns to B.C. Liberal fold
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Layton causes stir at city coffee shop
Federal NDP leader Jack Layton began his day in Prince George, grabbing a coffee at Tim Hortons before announcing freshly brewed plans to reform seniors' health care.
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NDP, Liberal, CHP candidates declared
More than a week after the federal election was officially announced, the race in the Cariboo-Prince George riding is finally underway.
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Harris ready to run on his record
Bring it on, says the Conservative candidate in Cariboo-Prince George, Dick Harris.
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School trustee: Fraser Institute report cards ‘not constructive’
The Fraser Institute’s Report Card on Aboriginal Education in British Columbia reveals little has changed in the academic performance of aboriginal students in Williams Lake.
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Sgt. McLeod to leave Williams Lake
Williams Lake Staff Sgt. Steve McLeod is moving on.
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MoneySense ranks city in the bottom three
Williams Lake Mayor Kerry Cook has called the ranking of the community in the bottom three of Canadian cities by a national online magazine as “not a true reflection of the quality of life in our city.”
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