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Countdown to the 2015 Canada Winter Games
Provincial MLAs and 2015 Canada Winter Games organizers donned scarves as they gathered on the steps of the Legislative Buildings last Wednesday to celebrate the one-year countdown to the games in Prince George, Feb. 13 – March 1, 2015. Learn more.
Latest MLA News
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Fort St. James benefits from Hosting BC grants
Read moreThe B.C. Government is providing a $3,000 Hosting BC grant to support the 2014 Northern BC Regional Short Track Speed Skating Championships, which will take…
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Animal Rescue Society benefits from B.C. gaming grant
Read moreTOPLEY – The Turtle Gardens Animal Rescue Society received $20,000 in funding this week through the B.C. Government’s Community Gaming Grant Program. Turtle Gardens is…
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A new chapter for adult literacy programs in Nechako Lakes
Read moreFORT ST. JAMES – The provincial government is providing over $193,000 to seven community-based programs in the Nechako Lakes region to help adult learners improve…
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Fort St. James is “Open for Business”
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Fort St. James was one of seven B.C. communities honoured with the B.C. Small Business Roundtable’s Open for Business Awards at the annual Union of…
Speech from the Throne
Last week’s Speech from the Throne focused on controlling spending and job creation by opening new markets for investment and leveraging B.C.’s strengths from natural resources to technology — all of which will create jobs for British Columbians. Learn more.
Government News Releases
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BC Coroners Service confirms identity of deceased male
Read moreVANCOUVER – The BC Coroners Service has confirmed the identity of a male found deceased aboard a BC Ferries vessel after its departure from the Nanaimo (Departure Bay) terminal at 9 p.m. on Feb. 19, 2014.
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Ucluelet receives funding for tsunami debris cleanup
Read moreUCLUELET – The District of Ucluelet has been awarded $81,538 over one year to manage tsunami debris and clean up local shorelines.
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Celebrating International Women’s Day
Read moreVICTORIA - The first International Women's Day celebrated over a hundred years ago marked the ongoing struggle for a woman's right to work, vote, hold public office and end gender discrimination.
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B.C. celebrates more women in trades this International Women’s Day
Read moreVICTORIA – International Women’s Day is a great opportunity to celebrate the many career options available to women today.