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Horse racing takes hiatus in Princeton for 2014

The Princeton Racing Days Association has decided after much consideration to suspend horse racing for 2014.
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
BCTF strike action starts Wednesday

BCTF strike action starts Wednesday

Work-to-rule won't affect report cards or parent meetings, but teachers will restrict hours and refuse out-of-class supervision
BCTF prepares for school strike action

BCTF prepares for school strike action

Teachers can begin withdrawing service with 72 hours notice, refusing supervision outside class time and restricting duties
Make suicidal history off-limits in hiring checks: B.C. Privacy Commissioner

Make suicidal history off-limits in hiring checks: B.C. Privacy Commissioner

Elizabeth Denham issues report criticizing use of police information checks for employment
Mac’s Auto Parts comes to aid of man walking far

Mac’s Auto Parts comes to aid of man walking far

With the tires on his wagon all shot, the man walking far needed assistance in a big way.
Fortis Generation presents dam project proposal

Fortis Generation presents dam project proposal

Report from the regular meeting of council, April 7, 2014

RCMP looking for information regarding stolen rifles

Princeton RCMP have identified suspects in several of the incidents but are still looking for information.
Cooper’s Foods manager bids Princeton farewell

Cooper’s Foods manager bids Princeton farewell

Rob Bett begins his new position in Revelstoke, B.C., on Tuesday, April 15.
Inspirational paddle for Guinness Record

Inspirational paddle for Guinness Record

A canoe journey Mike Ranta hopes will inspire youth, raise funds for Atikokan Youth Initiatives and set a Guinness World Record.