Aboriginal singers could learn from Korean pop star Psy
Is your language at risk of dying? Then write some pop songs and throw in a good beat. WINNIPEG – You can’t go anywhere lately without hearing the Korean pop…
The case against massive water giveaway
“We are extremely concerned about a massive giveaway of water from our rivers and lakes, without any credible process identifying what the long-term impacts will be on our land, our…
Jackie Allen wants to slow down water extraction from Sikanni
In response to an interview on CBC Daybreak with Minister Steve Thompson, Jackie Allen spoke of experiences she had encountered while operating the campsite at the Sikanni River. “I found…
Delegation toured the Horn River gas play
Minutes of a Regional Council Meeting October 22nd, 2012 Terms of Reference: Agriculture Advisory Committee the Agricultural Advisory Committee Terms of Reference were unanimously approved. Regional Councillor Danny Soles indicated…
Fort Nelson Chamber of Commerce business update
Last Chance to Nominate Successful You Awards HORN RIVER BASIN PRODUCERS GROUP MEETING Representatives from the Chamber of Commerce and NRRM met with the Horn River Basin Producers Group on…
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) an excellent investment in BC’s future
VICTORIA – Over the next 20 years, global demand for natural gas is expected to rise dramatically, fuelled by rapid economic growth in Asia. British Columbia is well positioned to…
Adoptive families celebrated during November
VICTORIA – More than 1,400 B.C. children and youth in care have been adopted over the past five years, but more than 1,000 still need loving families to share their…
Annual Christmas Craft Fair saw 74 tables sold
Vendors came from near and far to participate in this year’s Christmas Craft Fair at the Recreation Centre on Saturday November 17th. Photo by Kathy Smith. Follow…
Missing hiker body found – New Hazelton
New Hazelton RCMP and Search and Rescue have located the body of missing hiker, Warren Andrew Sill from Ohio on November 18th, 2012. Sill went missing in the Gull Creek…
Forfeiture grants extended to anti-bullying projects
VANCOUVER – Schools, police agencies and community groups that are working to combat bullying can now apply to share in the up to $1 million in grants from civil forfeiture…
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