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Moonlight Madness parade stalled, not stopped

Moonlight Madness parade stalled, not stopped

‘Newlands Express’ float wins best in parade
Bitcoin machine arrives in northern B.C.

Bitcoin machine arrives in northern B.C.

New machine in Prince Rupert cafe will allows users to buy virtual currencies
Surrey union decries ‘epidemic’ level shortage of education assistants in B.C.

Surrey union decries ‘epidemic’ level shortage of education assistants in B.C.

Children sit with tablets for hours when EAs aren’t available, CUPE says
Medals brought home from Taekwondo Westerns

Medals brought home from Taekwondo Westerns

Fort team travelled to Grand Prairie for Western Canadian Championships
Fort hockey girls help bring home division silver

Fort hockey girls help bring home division silver

Combined PeeWee/Bantam team compete at Women’s Hockey Wickfest, Calgary
VIDEO: Government approves funding of $750,000 drug for B.C. woman

VIDEO: Government approves funding of $750,000 drug for B.C. woman

Approval comes one day after province announces funding for Soliris on a case-by-case basis
Softwood lumber duties decrease after final determination

Softwood lumber duties decrease after final determination

High lumber prices mitigating impact on local mills
Community Foundation showcases “777 Challenge” trophy

Community Foundation showcases “777 Challenge” trophy

The 777 Challenge is one way to donate to the Fort St. James Community Foundation Society Endowment Fund.
“Persian Plenty” quilt fit for a queen

“Persian Plenty” quilt fit for a queen

Fort St. James quilter Mona French is almost finished building her magnificent fabric masterpiece. It is based on a design called “Persian Plenty” by Joan Dyer and Mona French has been lovingly sewing 2,446 pieces of fabric together from a collection she has been gathering for 17 years from all over including Nelson, Vancouver, Dawson City and Toronto.
WWII Veteran’s 70th year residing in Fort St. James

WWII Veteran’s 70th year residing in Fort St. James

J.K. Johnson moved here from Calgary in 1947 and never looked back