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 WCB Occupational First Aid Level 3 training available at CRCCommunity Resource Centre is offering a Workers' Compensation Board Occupational First Aid Level 3 course starting June 4
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 Wells Gray Tours celebrates 40 yearsWells Gray Tours, a British Columbia based tour operator with five offices throughout the province,
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 Fiber-optic diversionWorkers divert trans-Canada fiber-optic cable from alongside North Thompson River to safer route next to Highway 5 in Clearwater
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 Jobs, Growth and Long Term Prosperity Act introduced"This bill will legislate key elements of the Economic Action Plan 2012 that was introduced last month," said M.P. Cathy McLeod
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 Show and sale yields bull champion from valleyA bull from Little Fort Herefords was Grand Reserve Champion at the 75th annual Williams Lake Bull Show and Sale
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 Canfor reports poor quarter in lumber marketOn Thursday the corporation reported a net loss of $16.2 million
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 Forest strategy promotes B.C.'s natural advantageThe strategy, part of the BC Jobs Plan, will build on and grow six priorities planted by the Working Roundtable on Forestry
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 MP McLeod promotes the new My Business account enquiries serviceOur government will continue to cut red tape so that small businesses can focus on what they do best
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 Canada's labour minister visits city to plug wage creditCanada's labour minister visited Kamloops last week to talk about what the federal government is doing for small businesses
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 WorldHost training offers many benefits communityDid you know ... it costs five times as much to attract a new customer than it does to keep an existing customer?
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 Trans Mountain capacity to tripleKinder Morgan Energy Partners announced Thursday that it will proceed with its proposed plans to expand Trans Mountain pipeline
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 'TallWood' buildings coming to B.C.B.C. is moving ahead with plans to build what is expected to be the tallest wood building in North America and possibly the world
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 Policy change opens up more options for woodlot licenseesWoodlot licences are small, area-based tenures that combine private land with Crown land
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 Discover camping now taking on-line reservations"The new Discover Camping system has been awesome for us business-wise," says Merlin Blackwell
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 Dragon's Den seeking inventors and entrepreneursDragon's Den will hold open auditions in Kamloops on Thursday, looking for the next big thing for the CBC Television hit series
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 Opportunities abound in North Thompson valleyThe Harper Creek project is in the pre-application phase of the required Environmental Assessment process
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 How to market foodFood Marketing 101 workshops offered by video conferencing at the Community Resource Centre
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 Yellowhead Mining extends Harper Creek mine to 28-year project lifeThe expected lifespan of Yellowhead Mining's proposed Harper Creek copper-gold-silver mine has been extended from 22 years to 28
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 Legislation to limit liability concerns on resource roadsChanges to the Occupiers Liability Act that will reduce liability concerns arising from the public use of resource roads
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 Interior Savings announces new presidentInterior Savings Credit Union announced that Kathy Conway has been named to succeed Barry Meckler as president and chief executive officer
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 McLeod announces boost for B.C. ranchersNearly $900,000 from the Canada-British Columbia Ranching Task Force Funding Initiative to help the BCCA
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 Low overhead for industry, clean air for allEnvironment Minister Terry Lake announced $2 million in funding over the next two years for the Carbon Offset Aggregation Cooperative (COAC)
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 Forest Industry Readiness Skills Training program startsFIRST kicked off Mar. 1, providing training and job experience for harvesting equipment operators and log truck drivers
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 Yellowhead announces successful drill resultsLast week the company reported results for certain drill holes that supported the increase in the estimated size of the ore body
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 Community Development Institute hires new associate directorUNBC's Community Development Institute (CDI) has done a considerable amount of work for Clearwater and area
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