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At regional art exhibit, you are the judge
Visual artists from all over northeast British Columbia will be putting up their pieces at the...
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Thursday May 17, 2012
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Survey results are meant for general information only, and are not based on recognised statistical methods.
In the midst of Drinking Water Week in British Columbia, efforts are ongoing to understand the watershed that feeds Dawson Creek and Pouce Coupe’s sole source of water, the Kiskatinaw River.
Matthew Bains Staff Writer
Local News
Gone fishin’
Waves crashed on the shore of Moberly Lake as young students from Moberly Lake Elementary School ...
Beef Day sizzles across province
Time to fire up the barbecue, as the province celebrates its third annual B.C. Beef Day. May 16...
Peace residents urged to be ‘Bear Aware’
Peace Region residents are encouraged to be “Bear Aware” and take steps to prevent interactions...
Local Sports
Zones on and DC athletes will be there
Those involved with high school track and field in northern B.C. have found a way around the...
DCAA Cash Scramble taking applications
Early registration for this year’s Dawson Creek Athletic Association’s Cash Scramble has been a...
DC rugby club looks to be 2-2
The Dawson Creek Secondary School Penguins rugby team is looking to even its record to .500 when ...
Six shine at first meet of season
Six Dawson Creek Secondary School (DCSS) students competed in their first track and field meet...
Agriculture
Looks can be deceiving for Ont. crop conditions
Appearances can be deceiving in the midst of continued warming temperatures and timely rains for ...
Canada asked to address 'reality' of food insecurity
A United Nations expert sees Canada's "export-led" agricultural and trade policies hampering the ...
Heavy frost damages southern Alta. canola
Heavy frost in southern areas of Alberta late last week damaged newly planted canola crops,...
Ritz predicts AgriRecovery for Ont. fruit growers
An AgriRecovery program is likely for Ontario's frostbitten apple and tender fruit growers,...
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