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University of Northern B.C. to offer bachelor's degree in Nisga'a language

University of Northern B.C. to offer bachelor's degree in Nisga'a language

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — A new bachelor of arts degree in Nisga'a language fluency will be offered starting next September at the University of Northern British Columbia.
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Pregnant unhoused resident grateful for supportive housing

Pregnant unhoused resident grateful for supportive housing

Candice Prince and her partner have moved from Moccasin Flats to the Knight's Inn
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Qualicum First Nation reconstructs 'sleeping' language

Qualicum First Nation reconstructs 'sleeping' language

The last native speaker of pentl’ach died 80 years ago, and the language was considered "sleeping." There are now two semi-speakers of the language and about 20 people learning.
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'From Lumby to France:' Former B.C. residents featured on House Hunters International

'From Lumby to France:' Former B.C. residents featured on House Hunters International

​​​​​​​Kayley Letendre and her family will be featured on a special Christmas episode of the HGTV show House Hunters International
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Man rescued by coast guard near ferry terminal

Man rescued by coast guard near ferry terminal

Trying to retrieve boat, man gets into trouble in frigid waters
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Northern B.C. man fined $10,000 for illegal moose hunting

Northern B.C. man fined $10,000 for illegal moose hunting

The man in question, Rory Friesen, was sentenced on Nov. 29 in Dawson Creek court and given a forfeiture order for the animal killed.
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B.C. transfer station 'intentionally' set ablaze after attempted break-in, city says

B.C. transfer station 'intentionally' set ablaze after attempted break-in, city says

CRANBROOK, B.C. — Officials in Cranbrook, B.C., say the city's transfer station for garbage and recycling was "intentionally" set ablaze by someone who tried to break into the facility overnight.
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West Van teacher who pioneered digital literacy education receives Prime Minister's teaching award

West Van teacher who pioneered digital literacy education receives Prime Minister's teaching award

Cari Wilson says schools are key to helping students navigate the online world
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Happy Pappy's tree farm creating merry Christmas memories

Happy Pappy's tree farm creating merry Christmas memories

Don Ferrey has been growing Christmas trees for 19 years on his rural Prince George property
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Cancer lodge guest grateful for the kindness of strangers

Cancer lodge guest grateful for the kindness of strangers

Kordyban Lodge in Prince George is 1 of 7 affordable lodges the Canadian Cancer Society operates for people who must travel for cancer treatment.
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