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10% HST cheaper than PST, study finds

10% HST cheaper than PST, study finds

A 10 per cent harmonized sales tax will cost an average B.C. family $255 a year less than returning to the former provincial sales tax, according to a new study.
Pinnacle Pellet hoping to proceed with deceleration lane

Pinnacle Pellet hoping to proceed with deceleration lane

Pinnacle Pellet鈥檚 vice president of business development, saying the current traffic flow situation to and from the 亚洲天堂 Lake plant is dangerous, may be an overstatement.

亚洲天堂 Lake physicians eligible to apply for funding

A new $10 million province wide funding program is set to benefit rural communities and improve patient access to rural emergency services, and 亚洲天堂 Lake physicians are eligible to apply.
Topley Landing woman narrowly escapes a black bear attack

Topley Landing woman narrowly escapes a black bear attack

A woman suffered injuries to her head and torso when she was attacked by a black bear near Topley Landing last weekend.
亚洲天堂 Lake fire fighters deployed to Ontario

亚洲天堂 Lake fire fighters deployed to Ontario

A second round of local firefighters have been deployed to Ontario.

School District 91's business company requests $1 million in funding

School District 91, through their new business company are requesting help from four district municipalities in order to get the company off the ground.

Morrison Mine project revisions made

After receiving a further submission from Pacific Booker Minerals on their proposed Morrison Copper-Gold Project near Granisle, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency is once more opening up the public consultation process.

Minister's support of Enbridge raises questions from MP Cullen

Comments that federal Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver made recently has Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP questioning how objective his ministry is in regard to the Enbridge鈥檚 proposed Northern Gateway Project.
Strong B.C. job growth predicted

Strong B.C. job growth predicted

B.C. is in for a big five years.

Careless campers could be fined

Regulations introduced last year to restrict the size and height of a campfire are now enforced and disobeying the rules could result in hefty fines or jail time.