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A group of people stand around on a sidewalk. One person is holding a small pink sign on a long wooden pole that reads "saving lives is not controversial"

Pop-up overdose prevention site opens across the street from NRGH

November 19, 2024

Lauryn Mackenzie -

CHLY
Nanaimo,
British Columbia
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Pictured with a colleague (left) Premee Mohamed (right) stands wearing PPE at an industrial facility where she used to work. Both people are adorned in coveralls which feature dayglo stripes for visibility, white hard hats and safety glasses. Behind them a network of red pipes are visible. Photo Credit - Premee Mohammed

Eco-fiction author visits Prince George to talk climate change in a wildfire-ravaged future

November 19, 2024

Ian Gregg -

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Prince George,
British Columbia
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Simona Hutnyakova, founder of The Salmon Forest, stands inside the Mossom Creek Hatchery and Education Centre, holding a plush salmon. In the background are shelves full of books, maps, bones & antlers, and a taxidermied bobcat.

Salmon have plenty to teach Port Moody youth

November 19, 2024

Jesse Wentzloff -

CJSF
Burnaby,
British Columbia
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a group of people stand in front of Wet'zin'kwa (Bulkley River Canyon) smiling at the camera.

Smithers youth tackle mental heath needs head on

November 19, 2024

Pamela Haasen -

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Smithers,
British Columbia
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Man wearing a black sweater and black glasses is standing in front of a fountain. Water is being shot out of the fountain behind the man. There are silver sculptures in the shapes of salmon above the fountain

Nanaimo’s new poet laureate looks forward to sharing poetry and language

November 18, 2024

Lauryn Mackenzie -

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Nanaimo,
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A women with her brown hair tied back is standing on the side of a road. She is wearing a blue puffy winter jacket and black pants. She has a hi-vis strap wrapped around her. Behind her a white truck is driving behind her in front a large white business building

City of Nanaimo encourages all road users to be alert and be seen

November 15, 2024

Lauryn Mackenzie -

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Nanaimo,
British Columbia
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A line of instruments over a brown background. From left to right, the instruments are an acoustic and electric guitar, a keyboard, an acoustic guitar, a saxophone, a violin, an accordion, and another violin

Musical instrument loan and scholarship program aims to make music more accessible

November 15, 2024

Danny Nesvaderani -

CJSF
Burnaby,
British Columbia
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Shannon MacKay of the UNBC First Nations Centre (right) and Stephanie Jack of the College of New Caledonia’s Aboriginal Resource Centre (left) prepare for Louis Riel Day acknowledgement events. Shannon prepares keychains for a hands-on finger weaving activity. She wears a black top and wears a smile. Stepahine Jack grins while wearing a traditional Metis sash. Photo Credit - Ian Gregg

Louis Riel Day Gains Traction in Prince George Lheidli T’enneh

November 15, 2024

Ian Gregg -

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Prince George,
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A person wearing black pants and a dark jacket leans against a regular sized white closest. In the closet in is serval colour rainbow sequence jackets hanging. The person and the closest are on a black stage with a black background.

“Unboxing Bravery” journeys through gender identity

November 14, 2024

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Nanaimo,
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The typically quiet Thirsty Moose Pub bustles on UNBC campus with students, faculty, and administration staff on Tuesday November 5th, USA election night. Photo Credit - Ian Gregg

US Election Draws Bristling Crowd to UNBC Campus Pub

November 13, 2024

Ian Gregg -

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Prince George,
British Columbia
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a photo of an indigenous woman with the cover of her novel bad cree.

Library Interlink reaches rural audiences with author talk

November 12, 2024

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Smithers,
British Columbia
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A Schoolbus and cars cross a busy intersection in front of an elementary school. A street sign for Noons Creek Drive is in the foreground

Port Moody Seeks Community Input for Traffic Calming Project

November 12, 2024

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Burnaby,
British Columbia
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