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A walk for Fribjon

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Eileen Bjornson, Fribjon's mother, and members of the Nak'azdli band have organized a walk from Kwah Hall to the house where he was found.

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Human remains identified as Fribjon Bjornson

Caledonia Courier - Friday February 3, 2012

Police confirm body found at abandoned house on the Lower Road was Fribjon Bjornson.

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Panel makes stop in town

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday February 8, 2012

Last Thursday, January 2, the Joint Review Panel (JRP) was in town for its first hearing to take statements from local groups.

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Chip truck burns near Bednesti

Prince George Free Press - Monday February 6, 2012

Highway 16 is down to one lane about two kilometres east of Bednesti.

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Frustrated populace marches

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday February 8, 2012

A Yinka Dene Alliance march drew a large crowd to protest the government’s handling of the Enbridge pipeline review process.

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Angry Babine Forest Products employees erupt during a public meeting

Caledonia Courier - Monday January 30, 2012

Hundreds of locals poured into the Island Gospel Church on Monday night to ask questions

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News Briefs

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday February 1, 2012

Garbage and sewer charges are to increase slightly in the next two years.

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Missing person from Fort St. James

Caledonia Courier - Monday January 30, 2012

On January 21, 2012 the Fort St. James R.C.M.P. responded to a report that Fribjon Bjornson was missing.

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‘Chaos reigned supreme’

Caledonia Courier - Monday January 30, 2012

News Media from across the province gathered at the Village of Burns Lake’s council chambers Saturday to hear details

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The Fort in the dark

Caledonia Courier - Friday January 27, 2012

A faulty substation had a Fort St. James and area out of power for most of Tuesday's afternoon.

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New information on Bjornson

Caledonia Courier - Friday January 27, 2012

Bjornson's vehicle has been located, and new information regarding his possibly whereabouts has been discovered.

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Problems and Solutions in the Fort

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday January 25, 2012

It’s cold out there (or was): colder than Stephen Harper’s smile at an environmental conference photo-op.

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Second body found in Babine mill fire

Burns Lake Lakes District News - Monday January 23, 2012

A second man has been found dead in the debris of the Babine Forest Products sawmill near Burns Lake.

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Snowmobile races postponed

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday January 25, 2012

The slow start of winter this year has caused the postponement of the Fire on Ice snowmobile races.

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Tl’azt’en in negotiations with miners

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday January 25, 2012

The Tl’azt’en Nation is currently in discussions with a number of mining and mineral exploration companies

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Cooperative solutions to transportation problems

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday January 25, 2012

The cooperative Transportation Committee aims to address the rising concern about safety around the highway

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Radar gun enables speed crackdown

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday January 25, 2012

The RCMP have a new gun, a radar gun, and safety is the target.

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Enbridge losing supporters

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday January 25, 2012

After controversy around the decision to support Enbridge the Gitxsan band has met again.

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Keystone XL a no-go

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday January 25, 2012

The Keystone Xl pipeline from Alberta down through the US has not been approved,

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Keystone XL a no-go

Caledonia Courier - Wednesday January 25, 2012

The Keystone Xl pipeline from Alberta down through the US has not been approved,

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