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 JOBFEST coming to Fort St. James - Musicians wantedAn upcoming event is looking for musicians from Fort St. James to help out and entertain the crowd.
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 Community Futures join forces with School District 91B.C. Community Futures team up to help finance School District 91 Business Company.
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 Historic site will have a shorter seasonFort St. James National Historic Site will be shortening their operating season.
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 Local man helps save coupleFort St. James man helps rescue an elderly couple from their sinking car.
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 New $20The new polymer $20 bank note was revealed last week by the Bank of Canada.
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 Fort St. James hits the silver screenEleven groups of media arts students will soon have their 15 minutes of fame in Fort St. James.
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 Public meeting on transportation issues in Fort St. JamesThere were around 25 people at a recent transportation public meeting at FSJSS.
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 Purchase finalizedThe purchase of Fields in a number of rural communities has been finalized.
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 Fort St. James and area residents ride the Freedom TrainLocal First Nations representatives are riding the Freedom Train - to Toronto.
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 ER update for MayExpanded physician coverage will allow the Fort St. James Emergency Room to be open for eight days during the month of May.
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 Day of Mourning ceremony recognizes workersOn April 28, about 35 people gathered at the District of Fort St. James office in Fort to remember workers.
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 Illegal cab operators threaten local businessA number of illegal cab operators are putting a business at risk, and potentially their passengers, according to a local cab company.
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 Fort St. James emergency updateSome locum physicians will provide limited coverage for the community's emergency room in May.
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 BID employee dies in Plateau MillA millwright killed while on the job at the Plateau Mill in Vanderhoof has been identified and a preliminary investigation released.
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 Mayor asks for patienceMayor Rob MacDougall is reassuring the community work is being done on the physician crisis.
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 Cullen leads the House for the NDPSkeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen was appointed Opposition House Leader.
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 MoM gets rollingMusic on the Mountain is back on the fundraising trail again this year.
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 Cody Karey signs record dealKarey from Fort St. James signs a record deal with Universal/Verve Records.
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 Fort gets greener for Earth DayIt was the official grand opening of the new recycling facility in Fort St. James on April 22
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 Past Fort St. James resident victim of mill explosionOne of the two victims of the Lakeland Mill Fire in Prince George was a past resident of Fort St. James, service planned for this weekend.
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 WorkSafeBC responds to mill safety concernsWorkSafeBC issued a directive to all sawmill employers on April 26.
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 Tache man charged with manslaughterVirgil Hummingbird Thomas has been charged with manslaughter in relation to a death on Tache Reserve.
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 Suspicious death at TacheOn the morning of April 21, RCMP were called to the Tache Reserve to a report of an unresponsive male.
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 Fire on Carrier RoadFort St. James Volunteer Fire Department were also called to a contents fire in a house on Carrier Road April 12.
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 Fort St. James National Historic Site looks for inputThe Fort St. James National Historic Site is asking for community input on their proposed new management plan which sets out key priorities.
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