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Another child support clawback ends

Another child support clawback ends

Spousal child support payments no longer count as income for those applying for low-income child care subsidies in B.C.
Family programs wrap up at CNC

Family programs wrap up at CNC

The event was intended to bring closure to CNC staff and families.
Regional district considers expansion

Regional district considers expansion

Board of directors decided to engage in negotiations with province.
B.C. Wildfire Centre urges caution with grass burning

B.C. Wildfire Centre urges caution with grass burning

Burns Lake Fire Department recently responded to two reports of grass burning.

Burns Lake accepting payments by credit card

The Village of Burns Lake plans to start accepting online payments for utilities, property taxes and penalties by credit card.
B.C. minimum wage to get boost

B.C. minimum wage to get boost

Last increase was 20 cents to $10.45, and Premier Christy Clark's government has decided inflation formula isn't enough

Burns Lake residents could have their smart meters replaced

B.C. Hydro must remove more than 88,000 smart metres by 2019.
B.C. casinos track cheques traded for cash

B.C. casinos track cheques traded for cash

Man arrested at Chilliwack had thousands in cash and casino cheques, civil forfeiture office going to court to confiscate it
Playground vandalized at little angels daycare

Playground vandalized at little angels daycare

The playground at Little Angels Daycare in Burns Lake was vandalized during the weekend of March 12-13, 2016.

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.