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Charges laid in e-mail deletion case

A former B.C. government employee who allegedly deleted e-mails to skirt a freedom of information request had charges laid against him.
Lake Babine Nation signs incremental treaty agreement

Lake Babine Nation signs incremental treaty agreement

Lake Babine Nation has signed an incremental treaty agreement with the province.

Another incident at Unist’ot’en

Camp members say one or more intruders vandalized a checkpoint building.
Province plans to increase number of moose

Province plans to increase number of moose

Moose populations have declined across the province.
Burns Lake mayor consults with business owners to set priorities for Burns Lake

Burns Lake mayor consults with business owners to set priorities for Burns Lake

The village has been soliciting input for the creation of an economic development plan.
Ex-cabinet minister named ICBC chair

Ex-cabinet minister named ICBC chair

Barry Penner's appointment comes as the Crown agency prepares its final arguments for a 5.5 per cent rate increase
Opposition blasts Liberal borrowing, spending

Opposition blasts Liberal borrowing, spending

Borrowing to cover tax cuts, extra EI spending and more grants for transit and other infrastructure

Assault involving a firearm in Topley

On Sunday March 20, 2016, at 9:51 a.m., the Houston RCMP received a complaint of an assault which involved a firearm in Topley.

Phone scams hit Burns Lake

RCMP say people should not provide personal or financial information over the phone.

Forest sector research and development getting a boost

New fund is intended to help the region respond to the mountain pine beetle epidemic.