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 Trash talkLast week was the first of "Pitch-In" in Fort St. James.
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 The long days are here againIt's time to get out and about as the weather warms and the days lengthen.
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 My two bitsLandowner rights are important to North Americans in general.
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 Budget feverSpring is in the air, and so is federal budget fever.
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 "Wild card" from the westThe NDP leadership hopefuls will finally have concluded their long campaigns to become Leader of the Official Opposition last weekend.
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 Spring is sprung - somewhereThe first official day of spring, which fell on March 20 this year, began with fresh, fat flakes of snow falling in Fort St. James.
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 Lucky us...Thank goodness for our kidney, and our right to enjoy them.
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 Hello again... back to the business at handGreetings from an editor returned after a leave of absence...
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 So long... and thanks for all the fishYes, I'm headed down to Quesnel to do some sport reporting and though I'm excited for the future, I'm looking forward to new challenges.
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 The two sides of budgetsGovernment budgets are everywhere these days. The B.C. Government just came out with theirs
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 Letter...Special thank youAppreciation and a special thank you to the nurses, doctors and staff
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 Trying to make sense of ParliamentIf you've been on the internet in the last couple of months you probably saw the SOPA debacle down in the States.
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 Colour me impressedWow. That pretty much sums up my feeling after the Tony Pacheco Spaghetti dinner.
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 Rumours and news cyclesIt's been a busy week here in the Fort. Enbridge has seen a certain gathering of forces
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 Letter to the Editor: Shining a little light in a dark placeNak'azdli Blockade: I wanted to try to shed some light on the events that happened in our community recently.
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 Returning To Spirit (Residential School Reconciliation Program) Whose responsibility is it for the residential schools? Everyone's! Non Aboriginal and Aboriginal WorkshopsMy husband Murray and I attended the five day non aboriginal 'intensive' workshop, November 28th to December 3rd, in Prince George
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 Jumping in with both feet: A busy week in the FortWhat a busy week. First Joe Oliver sends out an open letter painting all Enbridge intervenors with the same brush,
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 Hello FSJIntroduction to the new reporter/photographer for the community.
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 Taking it back by turning backsSix Canadian youth make a statement at the UN conference on climate change.
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 Media circus not so entertainingThe media feeding frenzy surrounding the recent charges brought against a member of the community definitely upset members of the community.
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 It can happen here, and it does affect youFort St. James is an amazing community, I also think it needs to be aware of the potential influence of economic growth on the youth
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 Ode to the roadArea road enforcements by the MInistry of Transportation draw fire.
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 Fall reflectionsThe summer has come to a close, with all of its relaxed splendor, and sun-filled afternoons, even if there were a bit too few of the sun-filled ones. With autumn seems to come a frenzy of preparation for the oncoming winter quiet.
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 Going, but not goneI have been offered an internship in Bolivia, doing photo and multi-media documentary work on a human rights project in the Latin American country for the non-governmental organization International Bridges for Justice.
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 Suicide preventionThis time last year I learnt the horrendous news that a girl I had gone to school with had committed suicide in her university dorm room. She was 19, she had her whole life ahead of her, and on the surface seemed happy - it was a shock to everyone.
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