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1 A cult classic brought to life 38
2 Provincial psychosis presentation reaches out to northern youth 40
3 Peace Project digs deeper to understand violence in FSJ 38
4 All Peace River region resolutions approved at 2013 NCLGA 35
5 Public offer bussing opinions at SD 59 meeting 77
6 TransCanada to host open houses in Peace for LNG pipeline 354
7 Two locals bring case against Site C to NCLGA 85
8 RCMP warn against poly drug use 71
9 Dawson Creek RCMP get first retail robbery in two months 63
10 Ban extinguishes threat of fires in the Peace Region 58
11 Rezoning becomes issue in new South Peace fringe OCP 84
12 Air Canada responds to airport growth with roomier plane 105
13 D.C. all-candidates forum 526
14 North Peace MLA candidates forum in FSJ 512
15 City of D.C. presents four options for water security 147
16 FSJMHA will vote to keep body checking in Peewee league 159
17 Meet your North Peace MLA candidates 264
18 Meet your South Peace MLA candidates 187
19 Conservative candidate for Peace River North named 154
20 Pimm contends conservative claims 138
21 D.C.’s downtown plight 450
22 SD59 considers bus consultant’s comments 173
23 Fair Share gets 2030 extension 178
24 SD 60 looks for community input on how to make up $500,000-transportation cuts 196
25 LNG to pull B.C. out of debt: Clark 199
26 North Peace Tories may back Hadland 173
27 Underground water concerns rise at forum 518
28 Cummins came north 182
29 Focussing on fracking 239
30 Organic farmer, West Fraser come to terms over landfill 180
31 F.N. signs provincial agreement for funding infrastructure 642
32 Burns Lake resident gives back to FSJ 150
33 Local artist finds peace in pottery 171
34 Devereaux Elementary gets donation to jump-start playground fundraising 152
35 Vagina monologues to open in FSJ 217
36 Presentation aims to help children from becoming little warriors 186
37 Safe landing in Fort Nelson 183
38 Community involvement essential to highway heritage 131
39 City pins shortfalls on Site C EIS 180
40 Lawyer addresses landowner’s rights when dealing with oil and gas companies 548
41 Local science fair plant project proves what experts expected 212
42 South Taylor hill gets upgraded 187
43 Fire takes Golf Zone building 241
44 Dawson Creek gaming grants to go to Kruk Centre 253
45 Farmers’ Advocacy Office reinstatement temporarily on hold 238
46 Local coal mines undergo substituted environmental process 205
47 Site C impacts a ‘big concern’ for Hudson’s Hope mayor 309
48 Encana proposes new multi-well pad near Parkland School 931
49 Avalanche safety is more than just a probe and shovel 239
50 Revenue Agency warns of underground economy 411
51 Dawson Creek Airport gets Federal funding for infrastructure 240
52 North Peace has sole NDP candidate, Judy Fox-McGuire 351
53 Concerns around new fire hall heats up 843
54 Long journey ends with opening of cancer care lodge 253
55 Funding for self sufficiency 251
56 Community concerned with Fair Share, core services at meeting 251
57 Road rage on south Taylor Hill 286
58 Legion to move, may disband 486
59 Wage increase for social service sector enough? 247
60 Recruiting physicians up north 197
61 School District 59 dealing with $750,000 transportation cut 238
62 Province’s child care strategy has missing piece: ECE worker 196
63 LNG major players meet to discuss B.C. potential 561
64 Introducing: Alister Stone 395
65 Loose protocol, inexperienced workers cause Suncor blowout 645
66 D.C. sees rise in robberies 209
67 Northeastern residents more susceptible to health problems 202
68 Charlie Lake fire hall budget calls for community input 212
69 Gaming grant helps Nawican Friendship Centre help others 200
70 D.C. council gives potential geothermal project the cold shoulder 191
71 Site C impact statement calls for feedback 198
72 D.C. fire hall steps forward, and back with department goals 450
73 Layoffs trigger talks to walk out 521
74 Financial case against Site C 233
75 PRRD address dam hazards 216
76 Chetwynd Site C survey gets ‘disappointing’ results 227
77 Tumbler Ridge sets sights on geopark designation 309
78 Stage North's latest production is just peachy 296
79 Billy Talent reunite with Sum 41 for Canadian Tour, stop in D.C. 437
80 BC Lions tackle ‘touchy subject’ in Fort St. John 586
81 Rolla community gets recycle bins after student advocacy 272
82 Shocks that save lives 290
83 Dawson Creek parks and rec to get new user fee policy 345
84 West Jet lands in Fort St. John 310
85 Time out with Dave Babych 695
86 HD Mining wants unions to drop case 531
87 Organization still open to help city’s senior population 262
88 Focus turns from MDI to LP’s accountability 340
89 Teachers’ union to enter negotiations with province 232
90 Losing locks for love 206
91 Teck’s Quintette mine still awaits regulator’s approval

 543
92 Site C justifiable despite wildlife disturbances: BC Hydro 421
93 Water-hauling companies strain city’s water limit 629
94 D.C. looking at risks to FairShare funding 306
95 Taylor council commit $4,800 for sand event 296
96 New PRRD bylaw hopes to bring quick compliance to the Peace 362
97 Study drills into possible water impacts caused by oil and gas industry 333
98 Dawson Creek’s overdue maternity ward gets approximate delivery date 242
99 Proper medication disposal 583
100 MDI better than current practice? 270
101 HHRA Phase 2 looks at environmental impacts from industry 252
102 B.C. residents can expect more security with new CareCard 337
103 ‘Local yokel’ builds Fort St. John’s newest stomping grounds 407
104 ‘Saving grace’ keeps aboriginal business centre’s doors open 266
105 Dawson Creek to shoot for more hosting opportunities 329
106 Gallery continues to hold grains of culture after 30 years 344
107 Expenses on the rise for 2013 275
108 New Year brings back old goals for residents 218
109 Despite changes, delays rehab centre anticipated to open 2013 229
110 Aboriginal community against Bill C-45 435
111 Snap shots: Year In Review 2012 273
112 Year In Review 2012 370
113 HD Mining continues to move on with coal mine project after court decision 621
114 Community input needed for Calvin Kruk Centre’s future 369
115 The ups and downs of Big Bam 331
116 D.C. Mayor Mike Bernier is voted in as next Liberal candidate in South Peace 379
117 New councillors reflect on first year 315
118 Hadland throws in name for MLA candidacy 403
119 Near snowfall records wreaks havoc on Peace area 361
120 Hot for chocolate: how to add variety to this beloved seasonal drink 356
121 Dealing with predators in the Peace 546
122 NLC and HD Mining sign MOU 407
123 Ex-RCMP officer wins Conservative candidacy in the S.P. 384
124 Couple in fatal shooting were ‘high school sweethearts’ 478
125 Local author turns passion for writing into children’s book 361
126 Liberal leadership hopeful, Alex Burton, makes a stop at D.C. Co-Op 353
127 Peace Project focuses on ending violence against women in Fort St. John 622
128 D.C. Transit to grow with community 267
129 Council puts in two cents for raise 275
130 Clark announces funding for NLC training upgrade 289
131 Increased fees for North Peace Regional Airport 350
132 Trades day gives students hands-on career information 336
133 Local shop buzzes for charity 337
134 Council acknowledges adoption awareness month 329
135 Dumping stinks for local business and national charity 275
136 D.C. Rotary Club calls on community for children of Colima 373
137 Province replaces Tourism BC with new Destination BC 389
138 Fort St. John’s busy body gets outstanding business recognition 312
139 Decriminalizing cannabis campaign comes to Dawson Creek 345
140 School bus slides into ditch from ice on rural roads 326
141 Hockey heroine helps women find balance under pressure 265
142 Looking at impacts industry has on human health continues 236
143 D.C. derby association’s first event to roll into Events Centre 306
144 Should I stay or should I go? 230
145 Recent bust curbs drug trade in FSJ 440
146 BC Hydro responds to south Taylor’s “unusual” power outages 338
147 Air Liquide opens D.C. plant 435
148 MLA expenses revealed 264
149 Trent Severn brings Canadian tunes across the country 354
150 Women’s hockey championship to hit D.C. 259
151 Delay on backcountry permits stalls owner’s business operations 269
152 Greyhound applies to reduce services 319
153 Report affirms Kiskatinaw meets community water needs 302
154 Sinclair calls for inquiry into Chinese workers 262
155 Mile Zero square dancers brings together circle of friends 245
156 Halloween tips for parents 206
157 D.C. Gallery to host Haggard band in Home Routes series 353
158 Bringing physicians to north still priority for Northern Health 331
159 Climate conversation and action heat up in Dawson Creek 633
160 Employing special needs indviduals overlooked in Canada 303
161 De Jong addresses B.C.’s economy at Chamber chat 284
162 Council cancels conservation measures 296
163 Northern Health looks at lifestyle of industrial camps 316
164 Mother would rather son smoke marijuana than incense 398
165 Regional district meets with ALC to discuss potential agreement 628
166 P.C. Library fundraiser raises interest 258
167 Residents take action to solve Dawson Creek water issues 360
168 Car seats can be recycled 367
169 Pumpkin House dates back 100 years 350
170 Restorative Justice Society propose funding solution 352
171 Residents propose “big idea” to stop Site C 403
172 Sisters in Spirit stay strong in Fort St. John 412
173 South Peace riding gains first independent candidate 391
174 Decade worth of celebration 339
175 South Peace receives road and safety upgrades 298
176 Cause of Alaska Hotel fire points to cigarette 369
177 Province seeks public input to guide upcoming budget 277
178 More housing for Fort St. John’s fastest growing population 286
179 NEAT gets a visit from a familiar face 401
180 New additions for proposed Site C dam 330
181 HIGHWAY OF TEARS: Macmillen murder solved 271
182 RCMP researches hitchhiking in north 371
183 Alaska Hotel burns down 414
184 Mountain Christian School students to enjoy new location 307
185 Dog-friendly walk supports local SPCA 287
186 School District 59 invites interested international students 315
187 Fort St. John pool closed for September 277
188 Northwestern Air takes off after only three months in Dawson Creek 273
189 Province-wide poll shows Site C unknown to many 624
190 Do you have what it takes to be a Husky? 239
191 Dawson Creek Chamber of Commerce welcomes two new board members 621
192 MLA Pimm will run to hold title, takes stance on Site C 384
193 Federal Minister of State hears seniors’ concerns in area 241
194 BCGEU job action strikes Dawson Creek 299
195 Pending water development bylaw impacts developers 247
196 A new home for FSJ’s Passivhaus 383
197 Three plays remain in Spectacular Chair Factory’s showcase 304
198 Decommissioned walking trail not favoured by all 293
199 Minister announces money for maintenance 292
200 Fort St. John RCMP’s budget, going up 294
201 Rolla’s 100th anniversary receives reception to remember 280
202 Winners of the 2nd Annual “Spring in the Peace” Contest 317
203 Interactive display is sea-ing positive response from communities 345
204 Chuckwagon drivers race to raise money to fight hunger 257
205 Prince George-Peace River minimally effected by proposed new boundary 307
206 Paralympian comes home before heading to London 284
207 Convoys celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Alaska Highway 565
208 PRFA work with agro and industry in new research project 287
209 Minimal moisture means minimizing water usage 294
210 Mothers in Tumbler Ridge train for the mines in new program 385
211 Businesses and local artists showcased in summer art walk 743
212 Used oil ambassadors spread message, every drop counts 311
213 ‘Anatomy of Frank’ front-man goes out on a limb with solo tour 513
214 Duz Cho Logging takes leadership award 516
215 Mad Hatter meets FUNdraiser 360
216 Fort Nelson to get their fair share from gov’t 354
217 Friend of assault victim: He may not survive 654
218 2012 Summer Cruise - Show and Shine 583
219 Fort Nelson has opportunity to recycle thanks to NEAT 412
220 D.C. Seals keep on swimming 380
221 Twin Peaks gear up to hit the road 363
222 Air Canada announces lower fares and more flights to Vancouver 737
223 Grizfest gets lucky lineup 705
224 2012 Summer Cruise 657
225 Family friend and NPSS seeking help to make graduation memorable for student whose house burned down 444
226 Dawson Creek RCMP to ride in annual charity bike tour 485
227 BCAS adds paramedics to Peace region 439
228 Fort St. John Hospital now open 660
229 Peace economy is strong and diversified with room for growth 321
230 Tourism Dawson Creek encourages time for towns-folk to be tourists 431
231 TransCanada to own and operate pipeline near Dawson Creek for Shell 670
232 Miss Quincy plays hometown 391
233 Miss Quincy plays hometown 390
234 Metal pioneers to play in the Peace 380
235 FSJ hopes campaign takes off with WestJet on board 551
236 Mothers can’t give birth in Fort Nelson 500
237 What Bill C-38 means to northerners 471
238 Coalition looking for commitment to resolve childcare crisis 483
239 Doig Days captures First Nations’ history 322
240 Like father, like son 511
241 A new home for the homeless 519
242 Community celebrates Diamond Jubilee recipients 542
243 Peace Region get more in their Fair Share funding 372
244 Peace Rive Zone Theatre Festival stages many winners 537
245 Fate of Northeast Aboriginal Business Centre in question with Federal funding pulled 604
246 Peace Regional secondary schools recieve report cards 416
247 Local Dawson Creek women walk with the world for rural women 376
248 Broadway’s Mamma Mia doesn’t miss Dawson Creek 501
249 How a small town boy made his way to Team Canada 449
250 Calling all musicians: Jam at the Fitz 425
251 Local women want SD 59 to produce agricultural program 386
252 Immaculata Centre opens 603
253 Record review: Peter Katz looks for new inspiration in latest album 460
254 Site C conversations continue, protest rise 455
255 South Peace to get $54 million for roads 427
256 NLC Students learn while helping kids to Reconnect 397
257 2012 Focus on Business 703
258 NLC makes big cuts to balance budget 396
259 Wife gives in memory of big man, with big voice and big heart 428
260 Halfway River First Nations to take O&G Comission to court 625
261 Changes to Peace River landfill bylaw are now in effect 499
262 New pilot project widens PNP doors 812
263 D.C. residents receive Rotary Lake reversal 345
264 Fire fighters to shave year worth of hair for Bluey Day 517
265 40th Annual CKNL Trade Show Supplement 1526
266 D.C. Art Gallery auction will see new artistic direction 438
267 Enforcement may grow like weeds 380
268 Annual pancake breakfast leaves stomachs, donations full 430
269 Cash Store ordered to refund clients 666
270 Independent MLAs raise red flags around resource sector 410
271 Wind Energy Project gets environmental go-ahead 371
272 Understanding AUTISM 507
273 A Look at the Federal Budget 512
274 BC Lions teach local students to be more than a bystander 614
275 Wheelchair sports come to FSJ 400
276 Denny Morrison wins gold in 1,500 metres at Worlds 420
277 FrontCounter opens in D.C., not just focused on forestry 356
278 Business and individuals receive recognition at annual Civic Awards 377
279 Not enough staff means Taylor Pool faces possible closure 383
280 Difference Makers in community awarded by Rick Hansen 368
281 RCMP contracts give municipalities more say with new committee 364
282 Flames continue to smolder a week following rig blowout 834
283 Stars aim to stamp out cancer 450
284 A day in the life of... a social worker 531
285 Province makes changes to licensing tests to determine if testers are DriveABLE 671
286 Challenges facing provincial gov’t’s welfare-to-work idea 556
287 East may be an option for Dawson Creek flyers 431
288 4H members show off communication skills 508
289 Gov’t funds project that looks at violence against women 587
290 Aurora inspires Fort St. John hospital art 466
291 PRRD to maintain control over Charlie Lake Fire Department 483
292 Fort St. John Youth Advisory Council donates to SPCA 501
293 Military program aimed at Aboriginal youth 573
294 Dawson Creek city council and staff look for public opinion during consultation 457
295 Hospital Foundation breaks ground for extreme makeover 422
296 Seniors benefit from donation to keep them active 429
297 Faking Sanity to get a taste of the East Coast 428
298 Local farmers will continue to find support in Farmers’ Advocacy Office 473
299 Popsicle stix connect to careers 455
300 Alaska Highway on the road to historic site 623
301 Insight into possible health risks from oil and gas industry 544
302 EnCana to test water wells in Farmington, Tomslake 1002
303 Dawson Creek’s horse club is back in the saddle for another year 585
304 Busting out bras, not only raises eyebrows but awareness 810
305 Local co-op stays affordable despite booming city 645
306 Dawson Creek prepares to present first budget draft to public 377
307 Colliding two worlds to make change 444
308 Fort St. John goes pink for Pink Shirt Anti-Bullying Day 769
309 Celeb parents, kids wrapped in Baby Tags before Oscars 1036
310 Epilepsy, more common than you think 961
311 Mitsubishi invests $2.9 billion in B.C.’s natural gas 1061
312 PRRD development contractor says new OCP is aggressive towards ALR 931
313 Medical specialists searches for home near new hospital 957
314 Homicide investigation continues 553
315 Donation from Rotary will help regional residents to see STARS 1054
316 Fort Nelson wearing thin from booming industry 1377
317 Stakeholders attend open house to form Regional Workforce Table 1217
318 Rick Hansen’s community connection 743
319 Premier addresses LNG impacts on Peace region 686
320 Dawson Creek vs Fort St. John—who should WestJet service? 1798
321 Helping non-profits achieve ‘family friendly’ status 444
322 A little bit of giving goes a long way 1070
323 South Peace Community Arts Council makes Feb. Festival of the Arts 1043
324 Annamarie’s delicious science 1689
325 PRRD to present plan for SP Fringe Area at open houses 532
326 PetroChina deal will have little effect in Groundbirch 701
327 Don’t pass on your Canadian passport: Zimmer 1280
328 Fort St. John PriceSmart picks up prestigious praise 1239
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