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Victoria youth custody centre to close

Victoria youth custody centre to close

Vancouver Island jail has 56 regular employees, averages 15 young offenders. Some will go to Burnaby, others to Prince George
Smart meter refusal fees trimmed

Smart meter refusal fees trimmed

BC Hydro customers who cling to mechanical power meters will continue to pay $32.40 a month for manual meter readings

Kitimat officially stands against Enbridge pipeline proposal after 4-1 vote

Kitimat Council have followed up the community plebiscite by officially opposing the Northern Gateway pipeline proposal.

Enbridge plebiscite spending total rises with new disclosure

Adding signs and printed materials in to the mix brings Northern Gateway's plebiscite spending notably higher than initially disclosed.
Little movement as school strike starts

Little movement as school strike starts

Education Minister Peter Fassbender says teachers' union could be called on to pay benefits if school disruption continues
1.4 million flu shots a B.C. record

1.4 million flu shots a B.C. record

The return of H1N1 and some severe cases involving younger people prompted a big increase in seasonal influenza vaccinations

SuperValu landlord battles rumours of excessive rent jumps

The landlord for the building occupied by Kitimat's SuperValu wants people to know he's not looking to gouge tenants with increases.
Humpback whale no longer 'threatened' species

Humpback whale no longer 'threatened' species

Critics say federal move aids proposed oil pipeline projects by removing critical habitat protection
Farmers seek changes to ALC legislation

Farmers seek changes to ALC legislation

New BC Agriculture Council chair says secondary uses in Interior, Kootenay and North threaten sustainability of farming

Parents seek answers as Kitimat City High set to move into MEMSS

Parents attended a board of education meeting last week to seek answers regarding a decision to move Kitimat City High.