Premier Clark says Houston and other municipalities will be fairly heard by a panel reviewing how they set business and industrial taxes.
READLarry and Eleanor Carlson are looking for answers after their son Duane, 46, died alone in an April 27 fire in Granisle.
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Road crews may need six weeks of round the clock work to fill a sinkhole under Highway 16 about two kilometres east of Topley.
READB.C. forestry staff say their timber inventory is like a 20 year-old pickup truck—dated, but good enough.
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Tax rates in the District of Houston will go up an overall 2.4 per cent this year.
READWorkSafe B.C. is studying several factors that may have caused the Jan. 20 explosion and fire at the Babine Forest Products sawmill.
READHouston business owners welcomed a boost to B.C.’s minimum wage last week—a raise many said was overdue.
READHouston District council voted Tuesday to re-apply for a grant that would cover the cost of building a new water treatment facility.
READDrivers in the northern interior will have more eyes on the road thanks to six new highway webcams being installed this spring.
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Moose in the Bulkley Valley and Lakes District are likely still recovering from a hard winter five years ago.
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Five Houston residents spoke against the proposed Northern Gateway pipelines at a recent federal review hearing.
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Thieves stole and set fire to a $65,000 pickup truck from Sullivan Motor Products last week.
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A temporary bridge is allowing single-lane traffic to cross over a sinkhole that opened under Highway 16 about two km east of Topley.
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Two sawmill explosions in four months have put focus on the hazards of processing dry beetle-killed logs in B.C. Interior sawmills.
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Houston firefighters got high praise from Burns Lake this week, as did the fire pact that allowed the towns to join forces on Jan. 20.
READResidents are looking into whether Topley Elementary could be converted into a seniors home.
READTimber and job loss estimates found in a confidential ministry report are sharpening the debate on the future of B.C.'s timber supply.
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Time is running out for commercial harvesting of beetle-killed trees in the Interior.
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BCTF votes 73 per cent to withdraw extra-curricular activities as ruling orders teachers to complete report cards
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Troubled by an audit of how the province manages timber, the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako is seeking independent forestry advice.
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