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Staff's weekly selections from The Outlook's mailbag

In reality, the number of people living with chronic, untreated health problems is going to grow.

There is a big difference between the educated guesswork of a “load forecast” and the precise, nearly real-time data.

Langley woman comes up with 'purse for feet'

The natural gas strategy announced last week will have a positive effect on employment opportunities in the Prince George area

Retail giant coming to Willowbrook Shopping Centre in spring 2013

Kwantlen Polytechnic University and Fraser Health Authority both make list of top B.C. employers

Two new people have come in for a landing on the Prince George Airport Authority board of directors.

Abbotsford International Airport manager to speak in Langley on Feb. 21

Castlegar's Fireside in is the site of business group's monthly sessions

Vernon's Tim Milne hooks audience with high def production in Big Coast Sportfishing television program.

Family-operated facility ranked second in North America among show jumping venues

Grade 12 exams are no longer offered in key courses such as math, sciences, history, English, French and Mandarin.

Folks pick up their dog waste in a plastic bag, put a knot in it, and toss it into our farm field.

The little bunny, who will be a year old in March, has become a wonderful addition to our family.

Hard-earned rights such as seniority and transfer procedures are threatened.

There was a fair and democratic election where people had a choice to select the Mayor of Quesnel for the 2011-2014 term.

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