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Moglove takes on new position

Record snow pack to inundate reservoir

Near record snow pack conditions have forced BC Hydro to obtain permission to operate John Hart Generating Station at full capacity all summer long

Stolen truck found

A stolen truck may have been used to commit other property crime, police say

Plane crashes into Sayward mountain, pilot killed

According to RCMP, the plane was en route from Bellingham, Washington, to Alaska, when it disappeared from the air traffic control radar around 2:30 p.m. on April 27.
NDP challenger concedes to Conservative incumbent in Vancouver Island North

NDP challenger concedes to Conservative incumbent in Vancouver Island North

Although veteran Campbell River politician John Duncan has learned that an election race is “not over until it’s over,” he appears to have finally prevailed over NDP challenger Ronna-Rae Leonard.
Liberals lose, Green wins in B.C.

Liberals lose, Green wins in B.C.

Day criticizes NDP, rallies Duncan and Conservatives

Day criticizes NDP, rallies Duncan and Conservatives

Focusing his criticisms directly at the NDP, MP and Treasury Board president Stockwell Day attacked the party's policies — particularly those dealing with the economy — during a campaign rally for Vancouver Island North Conservative candidate John Duncan in Courtenay Friday.
Tory candidate stresses experience in Vancouver Island North

Tory candidate stresses experience in Vancouver Island North

Conservative candidate John Duncan stressed Wednesday his experience, understanding of coastal communities in Vancouver Island North and ongoing commitment to working for, and representing coastal communities.

Trevena named to Adrian Dix’s shadow cabinet

North Island MLA Claire Trevena will take on a key critic’s role in the NDP’s shadow cabinet

School District 72 eyes job cuts

School District 72 may be forced to make cuts that could reduce the amount of teachers and support staff in schools in order to erase a $1.1 million deficit