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Daybreak North

English, Political, 1 season, 897 episodes, 5 days, 1 hour, 15 minutes
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Daybreak North connects, challenges and champions Northern British Columbia. Host Carolina de Ryk presents memorable interviews and original journalism from Prince George to Prince Rupert, Haida Gwaii to the Robson Valley, and the Cariboo to the Peace and Fort Nelson.
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Prestigious honour for UNBC leader

Dr. Margo Greenwood named a New Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
1/1/17 minutes, 16 seconds
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Game on!

Daybreak checks in on national video games day.
1/1/15 minutes, 25 seconds
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First Nations leadership decries park decampment

Says Prince George move a "manifestation of structural, systemic racism."
1/1/110 minutes, 3 seconds
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What's next for Millennium Park residents?

Prince George dismantles encampment, but housing shortages persist
1/1/14 minutes, 17 seconds
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Tackling Colonialism at council

The City of Terrace commits to reconciliation after human rights complaint
1/1/12 minutes, 6 seconds
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Shots...pulled

Prince George coffee shop prepares for corporate competition across the street
1/1/15 minutes, 45 seconds
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Outdoor markets

Daybreak chats with a local business about the popularity of outdoor markets
1/1/15 minutes, 10 seconds
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New recovery beds for northern B.C.

We speak with the Salvation Army about plans for the Peace
1/1/16 minutes, 53 seconds
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Teal Cedar sues over old-growth policy

Company wants $75 million for lost logging on Haida Gwaii
1/1/16 minutes, 5 seconds
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The cost of going green

Chemical engineer weighs in on a new green hydrogen proposal for Prince George.
1/1/19 minutes, 32 seconds
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Helen Knott

Indigenous author opens up about "Becoming a Matriarch"
1/1/17 minutes, 24 seconds
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Canfor announces new Houston mill

The $200 million project will eventually mean 200 direct jobs.
1/1/15 minutes, 14 seconds
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Fall forecast

Meteorologist has a look ahead
1/1/16 minutes, 5 seconds
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Solidarity event for landfill search

Sonya Rock is the organizer of a local day of action to search the landfills
1/1/19 minutes, 41 seconds
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Prince George pitches provincial funding for fire-rescue services

City wants the province to pay for increasing costs.
1/1/17 minutes, 20 seconds
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Wildfire planning

RDBN hopes to see more local firefighting capability
1/1/17 minutes, 54 seconds
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BC United pitches its plan for public safety

MLA Dan Davies on the goals of his party's "Safer BC" policy.
1/1/17 minutes, 13 seconds
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Totem pole coming home

Pole taken from Nisga'a territory returning from Scotland.
1/1/18 minutes, 38 seconds
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State of Emergency in McBride

Fire Chief and farmer David Hruby talks about the impact of drought.
1/1/12 minutes, 44 seconds
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Danny Bell name as artist in residence

PG Community Arts Council expands to the world of music
1/1/15 minutes, 17 seconds
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EV driver discovers northern B.C. has worse charger coverage than the Yukon

Jamella Hagen discusses the challenges she faced traveling from Prince George back home to Whitehorse.
1/1/19 minutes, 16 seconds
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Crushed Wild Mint

Jess Housty talks about her new book of poetry
1/1/17 minutes, 44 seconds
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Anti-SOGI and pro-SOGI rallies

We hear from a Prince George resident and the BC Teachers' Federation.
1/1/16 minutes, 27 seconds
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Federal housing advocate concerned over encampment

Calls Prince George's handling of Millennium Park a "serious human rights violation."
1/1/19 minutes, 28 seconds
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South African firefighters heading home from Northern B.C.

Daybreak's Nicole Oud attends a ceremony for crews
1/1/16 minutes, 35 seconds
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Status card mix-up

Daybreak speaks to the card owner and the woman whose photo was on the card.
1/1/110 minutes, 20 seconds
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Tugboat sentence handed down

Union not happy with fine for Wainwright Marine
1/1/18 minutes, 21 seconds
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SOGI in the class

Coordinator talks about what's being taught
1/1/17 minutes, 16 seconds
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UBCM wrap-up

Mayors of Smithers and Terrace discuss convention take-aways
1/1/17 minutes, 45 seconds
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Politics and education

A student says India and Canada's diplomatic fight has some caught in the middle.
1/1/17 minutes, 32 seconds
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Not all help is created equally

Audrey McKinnon returns to talk about autism therapies
1/1/18 minutes, 27 seconds
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B.C. court rules mining rights system unconstitutional

Gitxaala Nation victory means system will need to change
1/1/15 minutes, 45 seconds
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Prince George gets the bird (trail)

Tourism group hopes BC Bird Trail addition means a new flock of visitors
1/1/14 minutes, 5 seconds
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Metlakatla settlrement

Nation to receive $150 million from federal government for unfair land purchase
1/1/15 minutes, 23 seconds
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Wily coyote

Conservation Officers believe one animal responsible for 5 attacks.
1/1/18 minutes, 42 seconds
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Urban Reserve

Doig River First Nation moving forward with plan in Dawson Creek
1/1/18 minutes, 37 seconds
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Marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

A conversation with Ginger Gosnell Myers.
1/1/110 minutes, 19 seconds
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Coming home to the Nass

After nearly a century in Scotland, and totem pole returns to Nisg'a territory.
1/1/17 minutes, 10 seconds
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Ravens and reconciliation

A unique project at UNBC to mark the Nation Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
1/1/15 minutes, 43 seconds
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Back to the Nass

Daybreak's Matt Allen brings us sounds from a totem pole rematriation ceremony in Laxgalts'ap.
1/1/15 minutes, 3 seconds
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More than a number; reflecting on the loss of a brother

Former UNBC soccer star Brooke Molby shares the story of losing her brother Ty to Fentanyl.
1/1/114 minutes, 16 seconds
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re-examining resforestation

UNBC Professor Phil Burton argues for diversity of vegetation in tree planting to reduce wildfire risk.
1/1/18 minutes, 45 seconds
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Resource Municipalities Coalition to fold

The mayor of Fort Nelson talks about what comes next.
1/1/16 minutes, 55 seconds
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New Masset library

Facility will have a dedicated space for Haida language.
1/1/17 minutes, 36 seconds
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Tl'azt'en Nation terminates mining MOU

Chief concerned company still promoting projects
1/1/13 minutes, 58 seconds
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Wells gold mine may not have the Midas touch

Proposed mine has some Wells residents digging in
1/1/110 minutes, 21 seconds
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Sleeping or zombie fires explained

Wildfire season may be winding down, but some fires will likely burn through the winter.
1/1/17 minutes, 39 seconds
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Whale songs

A network of hydrophones is keeping tabs on whales and ships off the BC coast
1/1/17 minutes, 41 seconds
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Gumboot Guys

New book explores North Coast adventures...and plenty of boats.
1/1/18 minutes, 9 seconds
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Emergency at the ER

As the Kitimat ER closes for two days, Daybreak talks with the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians.
1/1/16 minutes, 42 seconds
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The life and legacy of Mel Bevan

Former Kitselas Chief Councillor Sm'ooyget Satsan has passed away.
1/1/18 minutes, 16 seconds
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Friendship bracelets, cardigans, and superfans

Daybreak chats with a Prince George Swiftie about Taylor Swift's new concert movie.
1/1/15 minutes, 30 seconds
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The case of a city's bad rap...but is it deserved?

Historian explores the history of early Prince George in a new book.
1/1/19 minutes, 41 seconds
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Peace papers to close

Fort St John and Dawson Creek newspapers shutting down
1/1/17 minutes, 34 seconds
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Pet physio

Prince George business helps out furry friends
1/1/16 minutes, 35 seconds
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Wildfire season stretches SAR

Operators have made adjustments to keep up
1/1/16 minutes, 14 seconds
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Haida Immersion

New Masset library will be dedicated to Xaad Kil, the northern dialect spoken in the area
1/1/17 minutes, 6 seconds
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Child and youth mental health fair

Prince George DPAC helping to connect parents with available resources
1/1/15 minutes, 37 seconds
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The search for Chelsea Quaw

Saik'uz members expand efforts to Prince George for missing member
1/1/16 minutes, 51 seconds
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Can homemade beaver dams help conserve water in northern B.C.?

Low water levels on the Nechako and what can be done about it
1/1/19 minutes
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Masset fuel storage proposal has residents worried

Residents say project should be subject to environmental assessment
1/1/18 minutes, 51 seconds
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BCAFN meets in Prince George

The housing crisis and its impact on Indigenous youth on the agenda
1/1/19 minutes, 57 seconds
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Bond will back... in the next election

Long-time MLA announces another run
1/1/18 minutes, 34 seconds
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Food security on the North Coast

Daybreak sits down with an Indigenous corporation that grows fresh produce
1/1/17 minutes, 18 seconds
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Deadfall has a live one!

PG brewery picks up a win at the BC Beer Awards
1/1/16 minutes, 12 seconds
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PG and the OCP

Panel weighs in on changes to Prince George's Official Community Plan
1/1/111 minutes, 22 seconds
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Boo!

Prince George family bumps up the fear factor for its Halloween display.
1/1/16 minutes, 3 seconds
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Northern Health's new CEO

Ciro Panessa chats with Daybreak North about vaccine appointments, healthcare worker recruitment and retention.
1/1/19 minutes, 20 seconds
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Exploring the paranormal of northern B.C.

Daybreak gets into a "spirited" chat with two of the stars of Haunted Gold Rush and History's Most Haunted
1/1/18 minutes, 5 seconds
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'A soft spot in a tough town': Remembering pioneering poet Barry McKinnon

One of the founding faculty members of the College of New Caledonia and a pioneer of Prince George's literary scene Barry McKinnon is being mourned. Friend and colleague John Harris speaks with Carolina de Ryk.
1/1/115 minutes, 16 seconds
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Northern couple's flight ordeal lands on transport minister's desk

Forced to crawl off an Air Canada flight, Rodney Hodgins now says he feels like he's making change when it comes to accessibility.
1/1/111 minutes, 20 seconds
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Getting heated over heat pump rebate hurdles

Smithers resident says federal rebate program left him out in the cold.
1/1/110 minutes, 59 seconds
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Pumpkins for pigs

Forget the candy, a northern B.C. pig rescue says the real Halloween treat is leftover pumpkins
1/1/16 minutes, 1 second
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Bench boss

Rupert woman wins North American Bench Press Championship...just don't ask her to move your furniture.
1/1/16 minutes, 48 seconds
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Dawson Creek hosting national hockey tournament

Faceoff at the U18 Women's National Hockey Tournament is Saturday.
1/1/16 minutes, 22 seconds
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UNBC's Nurse practitioner program growing

How will doubling the program help healthcare?
1/1/15 minutes, 39 seconds
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Prince George ringette player at world championship

Hear from Lily Palmer about her super power
1/1/13 minutes, 32 seconds
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The impact of new short-term rental rules

Prince Rupert property manager says legislation will do more harm than good in the North Coast community.
1/1/18 minutes, 57 seconds
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Housing minister on shelter space and legislation changes

Ravi Kahlon talks about housing supply and emergency housing in Prince George
1/1/18 minutes, 8 seconds
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The search for Chelsea Quaw/Heron

Daybreak speaks with Chelsea's mother about the investigation of her disappearance.
1/1/19 minutes, 26 seconds
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Living wage rising in northern B.C.

New report highlights the struggle to make ends meet
1/1/17 minutes, 55 seconds
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Indigenous Veteran's Day

Tahltan/Ttlingit Elder Bill McPhee was conscripted into the Vietnam War as a dual citizen, but still has yet to receive recognition from the Canadian government.
1/1/110 minutes, 7 seconds
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Calls for police accountability after missing woman found dead

Carrier Sekani Family Services says stereotypes continue to affect investigative urgency
1/1/15 minutes, 46 seconds
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The case for youth care in Daajing Giids

Village hoping to get a Foundry program
1/1/17 minutes, 46 seconds
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Northern outreach on the Downtown Eastside

The First Nations Health Authority announces funding to help Indigenous people from northern B.C.
1/1/14 minutes, 10 seconds
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A Matter of Deviance

Dance choreographer Cai Glover to premiere his latest work in hometown Prince George.
1/1/18 minutes, 41 seconds
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The high cost of Haida Gwaii

Islands Wellness foodbank seeing new faces.
1/1/17 minutes, 5 seconds
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Found Fragments: Stories of Courage Valour

Sheila Serup talks about her second book.
1/1/16 minutes, 9 seconds
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Striking art planned for Highway 16 roundabout

The traffic circle between Terrace and Thornhill will be home to a new piece of high profile art that honours salmon and the Indigenous territory. We talk to founder and president of the Skeena Salmon Arts Festival Society, Dave Gordon.
1/1/14 minutes, 7 seconds
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Fort St. John family afraid to return to home pierced by bullets

Fort St. John resident Rick McGee says his family is afraid to return home after bullets from a neighbourhing property penetrated his home. Police say the neighbouring property is known to them. McGee tells us what he wants to happen.
1/1/19 minutes, 39 seconds
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A Terrace-born, first-time author shares his story of addiction

Freddie Wilson's new book is called 'Don't Judge Me: Husband, Father, Crack Addict." Wilson tells us why he decided to share his story, and shares his thoughts on the current approach to the toxic drug crisis.
1/1/110 minutes, 2 seconds
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Conservationist reacts to B.C.'s new draft biodiversity framework

The B.C. government has announced a draft framework to prioritize the health and biodiversity of the province's ecosystems. We get reaction from Ken Wu with the Endangered Ecosystems Alliance.
1/1/17 minutes, 27 seconds
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Making heat pumps more accessible for everyone

A policy analyst with Ecotrust Canada discusses the future of heat pumps in Canada.
1/1/16 minutes, 23 seconds
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Survey says...Mackenzie!!

The Brars bring a northern B.C. flavour to Family Feud Canada
1/1/17 minutes, 25 seconds
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Making heat pumps more accessible for everyone

A policy analyst from Ecotrust discusses the future possibilities of heat pumps across the country.
1/1/16 minutes, 23 seconds
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Long term care beds announced for Prince George

The facility will be city's first in 15 years.
1/1/13 minutes, 24 seconds
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Governor General's gold for North Coast researcher

Work on environmentally sustainable nursing wins award for Prince Rupert councilor
1/1/15 minutes, 13 seconds
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Healthcare and religion

What does Catholic involvement in a new northern long-term care facility mean for residents?
1/1/19 minutes, 45 seconds
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Shelter construction faces hurdles at PG encampment

City opposes small shelters being built for people living unhoused
1/1/19 minutes, 56 seconds
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Youth custody centre to close

Prince George facility the only one in northern B.C.
1/1/15 minutes, 42 seconds
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Gassed up!

Trigon looks to move from coal to propane exports from Prince Rupert
1/1/16 minutes, 16 seconds
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CNC's new president

Cindy Heitman speaks with Daybreak about he new role
1/1/17 minutes, 33 seconds
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Some PG councillors want the city to opt out of short-term rental rules

Short-term rental legislation the subject of council motion.
1/1/16 minutes, 28 seconds
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Teachers union calls out BC Conservatives on SOGI speech

Union pens letter to Rustad with its concerns
1/1/18 minutes, 28 seconds
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Staying sweet without sugar

Prince Rupert store has no worries about a sugar shortage because it relies on other sweeteners.
1/1/15 minutes, 6 seconds
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Remembering Patty Forman

The province has declared November 21 Patricia Forman Day.
1/1/17 minutes, 25 seconds
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Peace Villa care concerns

Families are worried about the care loved-ones are getting at Fort St. John's only long-term care home.
1/1/110 minutes, 45 seconds
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Wolf cull questioned

Billboards in Prince George challenge provincial program
1/1/15 minutes, 19 seconds
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Work supporting unhoused recognized

Together We Stand wins award
1/1/12 minutes, 57 seconds
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John Rustad on BC Conservative climate policy

Leader argues climate change real, but not an existential threat.
1/1/110 minutes, 6 seconds
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Pet intervention

Humane Society program aims to prevent animal surrenders
1/1/16 minutes, 46 seconds
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Studying ocean health through canned fish

Scientist sifted through 40 years of salmon
1/1/17 minutes, 55 seconds
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Keeping history alive

Exploration Place asks for a loan
1/1/18 minutes, 15 seconds
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Taking aim at the wolf cull

Water, Land and Resource Stewardship Minister Nathan Cullen support cull to help Caribou.
1/1/110 minutes, 17 seconds
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Climate considerations

UNBC professor Joe Shea on BC Conservative climate policy.
1/1/19 minutes, 6 seconds
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More than a gathering place

Daybreak pokes its head into the new Prince George Men's Shed.
1/1/16 minutes
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Competing for new habitats

A new paper looks at glacial melt in northwest B.C. and what it means for salmon and mining.
1/1/17 minutes, 15 seconds
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Protecting Prince George wetlands

Nature Trust raising money to buy land north of the city.
1/1/13 minutes, 7 seconds
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Rooting out invasive plants

Group wants Smithers council to take on Tansies
1/1/17 minutes, 17 seconds
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Guarding against online sexual exploitation

CEO of The White Hatter talks about strategies to protect youth from online harm.
1/1/114 minutes, 7 seconds
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No snow, no go

Hudson Bay Mountain Resort delays opening day as it waits on a dump of snow.
1/1/16 minutes, 15 seconds
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New District 57 board chair

Craig Brennan chats with Daybreak.
1/1/111 minutes, 34 seconds
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A trip to a Christmas tree farm

Jason Peters gets chopping at Happy Pappy's
1/1/15 minutes, 48 seconds
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BCNU on new hospital security

Union pleased with new additions to Terrace, Prince Rupert
1/1/16 minutes, 31 seconds
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Choppy times for Prince Rupert port workers

Longshoremen struggling as port traffic declines
1/1/17 minutes, 8 seconds
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The RIZZ factor

Do you have rizz? More importantly, do you know what it means? Daybreak takes a field trip to find out.
1/1/14 minutes, 36 seconds
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Ganging up on gangs

Police say they'll stay in Dawson Creek until residents feel safe
1/1/16 minutes, 29 seconds
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New post office in Atlin

New location beats getting mail at the morgue
1/1/16 minutes, 16 seconds
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Decanting a mystery

Tasting notes from a time capsule
1/1/17 minutes, 36 seconds
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Friendship bracelets and autism

Smithers business sparks conversations about neurodiversity with a twist of the wrist
1/1/17 minutes, 22 seconds
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Show-home for the holidays

An early Christmas present for a local man began with plenty of anxiety.
1/1/15 minutes, 30 seconds
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Nisga'a propose Northwest LNG terminal

Neighbouring Nation has concerns
1/1/17 minutes, 27 seconds
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Seismic sensor lost at sea rattles scientists

Researchers have asked mariners to watch out for the donut-shaped device.
1/1/18 minutes, 34 seconds
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Big change for a Prince George holiday tradition

Tree of Lights campaign goes indoors
1/1/16 minutes, 18 seconds
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Hoofing toward health

Prince George program uses horseback riding for wellness.
1/1/15 minutes, 14 seconds
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Less port traffic means more food bank use

Daybreak speaks with the Prince Rupert Salvation Army.
1/1/16 minutes, 1 second
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Rough waters at Rupert Port

Port authority talks traffic decline
1/1/17 minutes, 41 seconds
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New program budding at YXS

Sunflower program helps travelers with hidden disability
1/1/15 minutes, 52 seconds
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Northern BC youth struggling with mental health

Report says rates the worst in the province
1/1/16 minutes, 30 seconds
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Prince George mayor's expenses adding up

Simon Yu pledges to do better in second year of office
1/1/18 minutes, 16 seconds
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Dawson Creek crime townhall

Mike Bernier expects a range of topics
1/1/16 minutes, 24 seconds
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Daybreak cracks into the Christmas spirit

The Nutcracker returns to Prince George
1/1/19 minutes, 6 seconds
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How sustainable are B.C. wood pellets?

Conservation group says government green-washing the industry in Japan
1/1/17 minutes, 42 seconds
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Prince George mayor's expense claims

New details challenge some of Simon Yu's version of costs
1/1/14 minutes, 11 seconds
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Should the Highway of Tears be renamed?

Advocate pleased with a pause on the idea
1/1/17 minutes, 22 seconds
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Riding the rails

MP heading home for the holidays and a "siding" of research
1/1/16 minutes, 26 seconds
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Gas pains on the North Coast

Trigon sues Prince Rupert port over propane exports
1/1/17 minutes, 20 seconds
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Getting the shot

PG Cinematographer up for Emmy
1/1/18 minutes, 23 seconds
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The year in forestry

Industry analyst reflects on a tough 2023 and what lies ahead for the sector
1/1/18 minutes, 52 seconds
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Return of the Prince George Special?

What could federal pre-approved home designs mean for affordability in the north?
1/1/17 minutes, 49 seconds
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Nisga'a language bachelor of arts launched

Program takes language to a higher degree
1/1/16 minutes, 31 seconds
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What's your go-to holiday movie?

Daybreak's Jason Peters chats with Prince George residents.
1/1/14 minutes, 25 seconds
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Dry and unseasonably warm winter

Meteorologist talks about northern BC's seemingly endless shoulder season
1/1/16 minutes, 57 seconds
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PG bylaw rousts rogue roosters

Cocky cocks caged
1/1/13 minutes, 32 seconds
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A Christmas story of giving

Strangers pitch in to help after a man loses his home to fire
1/1/17 minutes, 49 seconds
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Drought drains BC hydro

Utility forced to import power
1/1/16 minutes, 57 seconds
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Catching up with Jim Raddysh: Full interview with song

For much of the 1990s, kids growing up in Prince George had their Saturday morning cartoons interspersed with segments from Toon Raiders host Jim Raddysh. Raddysh speaks with CBC's Andrew Kurjata about those years and what he's been up to since. He also shares his signature song, "Hooray hooray."
1/1/119 minutes, 26 seconds
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Warm weather weakens chances of a white Christmas

Rain dampening winter recreation as well
1/1/17 minutes, 47 seconds
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Northern BC steer wrestler home for the holidays

Stephen Culling just finished up his best season in pro rodeo
1/1/17 minutes, 19 seconds
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Deck the halls with bras of holly?

Daybreak's Matt Allen with some misheard Christmas carols.
1/1/17 minutes, 16 seconds
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Digging up memories of Jim Raddysh

Grown-ups track down a Prince George childhood host.
1/1/115 minutes, 2 seconds
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The science of Santa

Professor Todd Whitcombe explains how the jolly old elf makes Christmas magic
1/1/19 minutes, 53 seconds
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A "stand-up" resolution.

A Prince Rupert paddle boarder is riding the wake of local boaters.
1/1/16 minutes, 9 seconds
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Homeless strategy headaches

It's been challenging 6 months since Prince George and the province partnered to address homelessness.
1/1/19 minutes, 1 second
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ER closure concerns

BC Nurses Union is alarmed about continued diversions at northern emergency rooms.
1/1/18 minutes, 16 seconds
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Your vehicle could be a salt lick for moose

Motorists warned about salt-seeking ungulates
1/1/16 minutes, 15 seconds
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The challenges of collaborating on housing

B.C. housing minister responds to Prince George concerns about homelessness MOU
1/1/19 minutes, 53 seconds
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Snow woes

UNBC prof talks about the issue of snow drought
1/1/16 minutes, 54 seconds
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Smithers youth recovering from burns

Long road to recovery after New Years Eve blast
1/1/15 minutes, 53 seconds
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Gearing up for the games

Quesnel and Lhtako Dene prepare to host the 2024 BC Winter Games
1/1/16 minutes, 48 seconds
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Building, not bickering

Prince George volunteer frustrated with government sparring over homelessness.
1/1/17 minutes, 27 seconds
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Creating community through MMA

Connection Martial Arts celebrates a year
1/1/110 minutes, 27 seconds
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Quesnel businesses calling for change

Frustration fueled by vandalism and theft
1/1/17 minutes, 46 seconds
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Keeping the Little Prince on track

Museum says Prince George needs to step up with funding
1/1/19 minutes, 14 seconds
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50-year mega reunion for PGSS

Class of 1974 getting together this summer
1/1/18 minutes, 30 seconds
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Snow chasing

It's finally feeling like winter, but a local ski club has had to be creative with training.
1/1/16 minutes, 40 seconds
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Home cervical screening

What does it mean for northerners?
1/1/18 minutes, 31 seconds
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Dry cold versus wet cold

Is there really a difference?
1/1/17 minutes, 56 seconds
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Frigid conditions

City of Prince George outlines services for vulnerable people to escape the cold
1/1/17 minutes, 3 seconds
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Nations protecting the coast

New doc explores Indigenous Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary
1/1/19 minutes, 13 seconds
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Charged up, despite the cold

Northern EV owner puts his vehicle to the test on an ice-cold road trip
1/1/16 minutes, 39 seconds
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Doctors and gender-affirming care

Prince George physicians group continues to work with parents and teachers
1/1/18 minutes, 23 seconds
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Pumping up the heat

Daybreak chats with a contractor and a homeowner about how heat pumps are keeping up with chilly temps.
1/1/17 minutes, 23 seconds
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Northern cub club stretching shelter

Smithers-based wildlife rescue has 114 young bears and counting
1/1/17 minutes, 32 seconds
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Re-examining how we walk in the world

Northern BC Climate Action Network hosting sustainable economic development panel.
1/1/19 minutes, 17 seconds
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Searching for Cole Hosack

Missing man's mother wants answers, says RCMP not acting
1/1/14 minutes, 14 seconds
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Big changes at MCFD

Green MLA Adam Olsen on the replacement of the B.C. children's minister
1/1/18 minutes, 48 seconds
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Space snake slithers through national park

NASA testing its robotic explorer around Jasper
1/1/18 minutes, 34 seconds
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Premier David Eby on Daybreak

Premier talks crime, healthcare, clean energy, and BC Hydro.
1/1/110 minutes, 8 seconds
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Running for a cause

PG occupational therapist takes on 1000 km challenge for students
1/1/16 minutes, 3 seconds
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CEBA repayment could mean curtains for Terrace business

Plot thickens for Tillicum Twin Theatres
1/1/18 minutes, 34 seconds
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Master debaters

UNBC team wins national debate competition.
1/1/17 minutes, 52 seconds
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Girding the grid

What's needed to shore up BC Hydro infrastructure and power new projects?
1/1/19 minutes, 40 seconds
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Renewed relationship on homelessness

Advocate wants long-term solutions as Prince George and the Province forge ahead together
1/1/18 minutes, 35 seconds
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Snow day in a good way

Warmer weather means children can actually get to enjoy the white stuff.
1/1/14 minutes, 56 seconds
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No peace in the Peace

Tensions rise over missing people and homicides
1/1/16 minutes, 21 seconds
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MLA on Dawson Creek crime

Mike Bernier on what it takes to bring peace to the South Peace community
1/1/17 minutes, 3 seconds
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A case of foul play?

BC School Sports bars teen from playing hoops for his school.
1/1/19 minutes, 11 seconds
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Meet Canadian Geographic's photographer of the year

After a runner-up showing last year, Brandon Broderick of Tumbler Ridge takes top honours.
1/1/15 minutes, 57 seconds
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Vacay delay

Flight cancellation leads to frustration instead of sunny relaxation
1/1/17 minutes, 21 seconds
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West Fraser to close Fraser Lake mill

Mayor wonders about the community's path forward.
1/1/16 minutes, 27 seconds
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The legacy of Chuck Chin

If you attended an event or game in Prince George, chances are you saw Chuck Chin and his camera.
1/1/19 minutes, 58 seconds
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MLA maps out plan to assist Fraser Lake

John Rustad says community will need help
1/1/17 minutes, 55 seconds
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Helicopter crash probe underway

Offici8als say deadly crash near Terrace likely to take months
1/1/17 minutes, 15 seconds
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The road ahead for Fraser Lake

UNBC prof says the community has a future, post West Fraser
1/1/18 minutes, 48 seconds
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Dawson Creek communicates crime picture

Councilor says RCMP are making a difference, but it's up to Crown to finish the job
1/1/18 minutes, 27 seconds
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Is this goat for sale?

The Robson Valley's local newspaper has a new owner
1/1/16 minutes, 58 seconds
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Heli ski industry reacts to fatal crash near Terrace

Spokesperson say investigation may lead to changes
1/1/18 minutes, 51 seconds
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A bench for Chuck

Memorial fundraiser underway for late PG booster and photographer
1/1/13 minutes, 35 seconds
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Dawson Creek search

Volunteers hope to find a trace of missing people
1/1/18 minutes, 19 seconds
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Chef cooks up accolades

Daybreak heads to the CNC kitchen with Mandy Newcomb
1/1/15 minutes, 31 seconds
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Drought concerns

Warm winter weather a worry for snowpack
1/1/16 minutes, 50 seconds
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Cell phone use in the class

Teachers association says admin and parent buy-in will be crucial to enforce rules
1/1/110 minutes, 3 seconds
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Is mineral exploration causing transboundary risk?

Report raises concern about the area around northwest B.C. and Alaska
1/1/17 minutes, 1 second
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Remembering Lewis Ainsworth

Friend talks about the guide's death after a heli-ski crash near Terrace
1/1/15 minutes, 34 seconds
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Jersey search

Jason Peters brings us the story of a Peace region teen on a vey specific quest
1/1/15 minutes, 6 seconds
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What's next for LNG?

With America hitting pause on new LNG development, what effects are in store for B.C.?
1/1/17 minutes, 42 seconds
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Batter up!

Daybreak's Matt Allen takes a swing at a new North Coast business.
1/1/16 minutes, 55 seconds
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House plants in the house!

The David Douglas Botanical Garden Society gets leafy
1/1/110 minutes, 47 seconds
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F150 as art

Brendan Tang talks about his new work and his new television gig
1/1/17 minutes, 8 seconds
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Meet the new boss

Local businessman buys Prince George paper
1/1/110 minutes, 10 seconds
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Water worries

What will warm weather mean for food sovereignty?
1/1/16 minutes, 55 seconds
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Rough patches continue for northern ski resorts

Quesnel area hill "trolled" by Mother Nature.
1/1/17 minutes, 51 seconds
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Wildfire concern grounds airshow

Fort St John organizers disappointed, but say it's the right thing to do.
1/1/16 minutes, 57 seconds
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All-female rockers set to play Cold Snap

No Big D brings sizeable energy to Prince George
1/1/15 minutes, 20 seconds
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Court upholds crypto cord cutting

Mines minister reacts to decision to deny power to northern B.C. crypto operation
1/1/16 minutes, 10 seconds
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Hose down the oval, the Iceman cometh!

Volunteers at the Prince George ice oval preparing for competition
1/1/15 minutes, 53 seconds
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Radon risk

Cancer-causing gas more likely to be found in northern B.C. homes
1/1/17 minutes, 13 seconds
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All Native ready to tip off

Kiefer Collision gives Daybreak listeners a court-side preview
1/1/17 minutes, 27 seconds
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Death by a thousand cuts or new opportunity?

Retired news director talks about Bell Media's B.C. radio station sales.
1/1/19 minutes, 1 second
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Rating the risk of 3D printed handguns

Firearms expert comments after RCMP shut down PG operation.
1/1/16 minutes, 9 seconds
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First Nations say Land Act changes will ease uncertainty

BC AFN Regional Chief says amendments will mean avoiding protests and court action.
1/1/110 minutes, 1 second
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BC United Leader critical of proposed Land Act changes

Kevin Falcon accuses the province of giving First Nations a "veto" over land use.
1/1/110 minutes, 16 seconds
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Burning questions

Drought and holdover fires have RDBN concerned
1/1/19 minutes, 27 seconds
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Province says no veto contained in Land Act proposals

Minister calls allegations "cheap dog whistle politics".
1/1/110 minutes, 3 seconds
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The adventures of John Giscome

Jamaican explorer's connection to Prince George
1/1/18 minutes, 21 seconds
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Glyphosate and the gut

UNBC to lead study of herbicide's effects on forest ecosystem and animal health
1/1/16 minutes, 37 seconds
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Trying to save Mills

Terrace seniors say old hospital should be maintained
1/1/19 minutes, 6 seconds
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Remembering Joey Potskin

Skilled multi-athlete's legacy shared by many
1/1/16 minutes, 40 seconds
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Who is Frozen John?

How Fort St John's mascot came to be...maybe.
1/1/15 minutes, 44 seconds
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Gun violence concern

Shooting death worries nearby workers.
1/1/15 minutes, 29 seconds
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Train troubles

Derailments have MP concerned about what's coming down the tracks.
1/1/17 minutes, 48 seconds
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Cheap eats equals bums in seats

Diners digging into Prince George eatery's breakfast special.
1/1/13 minutes, 58 seconds
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Reliable water, but at what cost?

Hudson's Hope faces a $5 million bill for permanent water treatment plant.
1/1/18 minutes, 43 seconds
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Thornhill Welcomes You

Regional district director says it's more than just a sign
1/1/17 minutes, 43 seconds
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Ice Cube coming to CN Centre

Hip hop artist heading north on next leg of tour.
1/1/19 minutes, 3 seconds
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PG's pinball wizard

Business owner's rentals pressing people's buttons
1/1/18 minutes, 20 seconds
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Lake Babine and Ottawa reach funding agreement

$50 million for self-government and cultural centres
1/1/18 minutes, 24 seconds
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Storied songwriter giving back.

Jim Vallance donating a Juno trophy and scholarship to Vanderhoof high school
1/1/113 minutes, 18 seconds
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Re-awakening wildfires cause concern near Fort Nelson

Mayor worries about an early start to the fire season
1/1/17 minutes, 11 seconds
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Making space for culture in business

Laura Mueller of Matriarch Media in Prince George
1/1/18 minutes, 37 seconds
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IVF in northern B.C.

How will new funding impact people hoping to have a child?
1/1/16 minutes, 32 seconds
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Short-term rental short-change?

Prince George council wants an exemption to new rules.
1/1/16 minutes, 58 seconds
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Industry reacts to pause on Land Act changes

What's next when it comes to mineral exploration?
1/1/17 minutes, 42 seconds
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It was a good day

Tahltan beader Carmen Dennis talks about her medallion for musician Ice Cube.
1/1/19 minutes, 33 seconds
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Getting the dish on Cold Meat

Thriller shot in Prince George now available to see
1/1/17 minutes, 38 seconds
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North Coast Family Connection Centre has rocky rollout

BC Children's minister addresses concerns of Prince Rupert parents
1/1/18 minutes, 15 seconds
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A rapid response delayed

Peace region mayors pen letter over shift of wildfire resources.
1/1/19 minutes, 54 seconds
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Nechako flow

First Nations pleased with B.C. Court of Appeal ruling
1/1/13 minutes, 1 second
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Heiltsuk herring battle headed to court

Nation to sue Ottawa over 2022 closure.
1/1/15 minutes, 27 seconds
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The future of Fraser Lake

Community planning for what happens after a major employer closes
1/1/17 minutes, 34 seconds
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Dog walk turns into a nightmare

Kitimat woman wants better signage after her dog was caught in three wolf traps
1/1/16 minutes, 24 seconds
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Worries over specialized eye care

It maintains the vision of those suffering macular degeneration, but changes to the program leave a hazy future.
1/1/16 minutes, 26 seconds
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Wildfire concerns

Author John Vaillant talks about how forest fires are shaping our perspective and scarring the land.
1/1/17 minutes, 42 seconds
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Report says old growth material ending up in biofuel pellets

Conservation North wants an end to logging in priority deferral areas.
1/1/18 minutes, 21 seconds
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Is it time for a national agency to deal with wildfires?

TRU prof says it would be costly, but effective.
1/1/18 minutes, 13 seconds
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Health minister responds to retinal care concerns

Adrian Dix says procedures will continue despite funding concerns.
1/1/19 minutes, 19 seconds
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McBride water situation

New development could help community with fire protection amid drought
1/1/110 minutes, 2 seconds
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International athletes in Prince George

World para nordic and biathlon competition kicks off.
1/1/12 hours, 5 minutes, 39 seconds
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Fraser Lake post West Fraser

Could hemp and Eco Co-op offer an economic future?
1/1/17 minutes, 45 seconds
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Biomass battle

Drax responds to old growth concerns
1/1/111 minutes, 37 seconds
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Long distance collaboration to welcome athletes

Songwriters bridge the gap for world para athletes
1/1/17 minutes, 28 seconds
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Critical mineral cache?

There's lithium in northeast BC, but will extracting it be too much of a drain?
1/1/17 minutes, 36 seconds
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Making the most out of memories

Brian Stanley and his partner Penn Jones talk about Brian's diagnosis of early onset Alzheimer's
1/1/19 minutes, 13 seconds
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Comedy and Inclusion

A new documentary looks at bipoc comedians in the north
1/1/18 minutes, 4 seconds
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A conversation with Indigenous author Helen Knott

The author talks about sharing her latest book, and her journey, with readers
1/1/18 minutes, 9 seconds
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Feds turn on the taps for Prince Rupert infrastructure cash

Mayor Herb Pond delighted.
1/1/14 minutes, 12 seconds
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Alex Cuba in Prince George

Special symphony performance planned
1/1/18 minutes, 8 seconds
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Med students alarmed by ER conditions

Group says emergency departments are understaffed, overcrowded, and violent.
1/1/18 minutes, 24 seconds
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Inspiring Indigenous actors

Keilani Rose talks about how Lily Gladstone's rise can pave the way for others.
1/1/16 minutes, 42 seconds
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Is Daylight Saving Time worth saving?

Daybreak's Nicole Oud sheds some light on where other governments stand on the practice.
1/1/17 minutes, 33 seconds
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Drug seizure creates political pile-on

Safe supply advocate says politicians fueling misinformation about harm reduction.
1/1/18 minutes, 44 seconds
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Large animal vet program

New pilot pairs students with vet clinics.
1/1/14 minutes, 52 seconds
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UNBC workshop looks at privilege

Facilitator talks about the role it plays in truth and reconciliation
1/1/17 minutes, 55 seconds
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The politics and study of safe supply

Former public safety minister says issue blown out of proportion for political gain.Study of BC's safe supply system shows it may not be having the intended effect.
1/1/114 minutes, 45 seconds
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Reef unexpected and now protected

BC's only know deep-sea coral reef off the north central coast.
1/1/17 minutes, 59 seconds
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Calling out identity fraud in the courts

Retired Metis lawyer says claims of Indigenous identity need to be confirmed before criminal sentencing.
1/1/111 minutes, 3 seconds
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Prince George RCMP discuss drugs and safe supply

Superintendent Shaun Wright talks about what police are seeing at the street level.
1/1/17 minutes, 9 seconds
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Cinema CNC returns

Film festival ready to roll out the red carpet in Prince George
1/1/18 minutes, 9 seconds
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Prince Rupert doctor shortage possible

As physicians leave, the mayor says the community needs to work together attracting new docs.
1/1/18 minutes, 18 seconds
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Old growth, new concerns

Leaked information has group worried about old growth protection
1/1/17 minutes, 31 seconds
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Humpback DNA research on the North Coast

Daybreak takes a deep dive into marine biology.
1/1/16 minutes, 54 seconds
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Gas pipeline proposal sparks controversy

Two northwest Nations at odds over LNG project
1/1/17 minutes, 37 seconds
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Gwaii Trust celebrating access millions in funding

Fund mired in red tape for years
1/1/16 minutes, 54 seconds
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Low snow

BC River Forecast Centre says northern snowpack far below average
1/1/19 minutes, 18 seconds
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Province enhances drought funding

Government commits $80 million for farmers
1/1/17 minutes, 8 seconds
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Going the distance

PG marathon runner in esteemed company
1/1/18 minutes, 8 seconds
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ER closure frustrates Prince Rupert couple

Man suffering seizures forced to wait for emergency room to re-open
1/1/114 minutes, 46 seconds
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Doctors group comments on Prince Rupert Emergency Room diversions

Doctors of BC says health worker shortages could lead to more doctor/nurse attrition
1/1/111 minutes
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ER Diversions continue in Prince Rupert

North Coast MLA responds to concerns.
1/1/19 minutes, 5 seconds
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Controversial book comes up at Quesnel council

News that the mayor's wife is handing out a book questioning the impact of Residential Schools has angered a local First Nation.
1/1/19 minutes, 38 seconds
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Residential School, denialism, and reconciliation

Professor explains debunks denialism contained in controversial book.
1/1/17 minutes, 18 seconds
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Wildfire recruiting efforts blowing up

BC Wildfire Service says there are currently over 1800 applicants.
1/1/18 minutes, 9 seconds
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Abuse, adversity, and resillience

Prince George author shares his story
1/1/17 minutes, 27 seconds
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New SD 57 Superintendent on the job

Jameel Aziz takes role after six others have held the position since 2016
1/1/19 minutes, 3 seconds
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Cats, cats, and more cats

Houston man says his 300 cats is a cautionary tale
1/1/111 minutes, 22 seconds
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Dawson Creek man hit by gun scam

Former gunsmith says he was victimized by an identity thief.
1/1/19 minutes
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All charged up, but nowhere to go

Hybrid logging truck maker leaving Merritt to set up shop in Terrace.
1/1/17 minutes, 54 seconds
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Shellfish study gets the scoop on poop

Stakeholders say research important to industry
1/1/17 minutes, 27 seconds
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Snowpack outlook

BC Watershed Security Coalition looks at the data
1/1/16 minutes, 4 seconds
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Health minister visits Prince Rupert

Adrian Dix says province doing what it can to alleviate ER closures
1/1/14 minutes, 27 seconds
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Gardening tips for spring

Too cold outside, but starting seeds indoors possible.
1/1/19 minutes, 39 seconds
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Prince George community roundtable

Fostering a more queer inclusive community
1/1/17 minutes, 40 seconds
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New program tackles northern B.C. doctor shortage

Daybreak chats with a Medical school grad in Quesnel taking part in the pilot.
1/1/17 minutes, 19 seconds
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Isobel Mackenzie on ten years as BC Seniors Advocate

Outgoing advocate says northern and rural BC seniors/communities face coming hurdles,
1/1/18 minutes, 27 seconds
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Non-partisan group comments on calls for Quesnel mayor to quit

Democracy Watch says Ron Paull can't be held accountable for his wife's actions.
1/1/110 minutes, 23 seconds
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Bears awakening in Prince George

BC Conservation Officers are planning for the worst, but hoping for the best after last year's busy bear season.
1/1/16 minutes, 32 seconds
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Remembering Amanda Asay

Multi-sport athlete to be posthumously inducted into PG Sports Hall of Fame
1/1/18 minutes, 31 seconds
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Haida to vote on Title agreement

Indigenous relations minister Murray Rankin says ratification would bring clarity, advance reconciliation.
1/1/18 minutes, 36 seconds
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Bugging out over the eclipse

How does the celestial event affect insects
1/1/18 minutes, 7 seconds
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Charges stayed against Mounties in Dale Culver's death

Family and friends protest at Prince George courthouse.
1/1/14 minutes, 10 seconds
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Border closure bothers mayor

Stewart mayor says night crossings need at the Stewart-Hyder border.
1/1/15 minutes, 22 seconds
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Bad tick infestations impacting moose

Ghost moose sightings worry northern residents
1/1/17 minutes, 17 seconds
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FNHA changes worry counsellors

Funding changes could exclude some Residential School survivors from counselling
1/1/18 minutes, 33 seconds
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First Nation and forestry firm chisel out a deal

West Fraser and Lake Babine to work together on forestry
1/1/15 minutes, 36 seconds
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Snowpack at record lows

River Forecast Centre breaks down outlook
1/1/17 minutes, 43 seconds
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Braid bravery

Haisla hip-hop duo support boy after parents say he was teased over his hair
1/1/19 minutes, 3 seconds
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Matt's moving on!

Daybreak bids farewell to Matt Allen as he begins a new chapter with the CBC
1/1/111 minutes, 51 seconds
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Ooh that smell...bottling the scent of Prince George

Mill scent...no, not that one. Tourism Prince George has teamed up with a local business to capture the essence of the city.
1/1/15 minutes, 21 seconds
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PG Cougars continue playoffs

Daybreak talks to Cougars Sideline Reporter Will Peters as the Cats take on Kelowna in round 2
1/1/17 minutes, 55 seconds
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A bad case of sick note fatigue

B.C. Doctors call for an end to sick notes
1/1/17 minutes, 20 seconds
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Low snowpack worries salmon advocates

Hot, dry summer could hurt populations
1/1/17 minutes, 51 seconds
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Human rights in the north

Commissioner's office takes a deep dive into issues facing Chetwynd and Terrace
1/1/18 minutes, 27 seconds
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New long-term care model coming to Prince George

Program looks to dementia village concept
1/1/16 minutes, 24 seconds
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Cougars on the road for second-round action

Cats take a 2-0 series lead into Kelowna
1/1/16 minutes, 1 second
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Illegal dumping

Prince George volunteer on a troubling trash trend
1/1/17 minutes, 31 seconds
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Spaghetti engineering

Elementary students showcase the power of pasta
1/1/16 minutes, 21 seconds
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PG playoff push continues in Kelowna

The Cougars sneak up on another sweep
1/1/15 minutes, 51 seconds
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Preparing for wildfires

Prince George host to Wildfire Resiliency and Training Summit
1/1/16 minutes, 43 seconds
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Classroom shrooms

Prince Rupert students growing mushrooms
1/1/17 minutes, 3 seconds
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Dirt Relations

Film explores Indigenous mountain biking program
1/1/16 minutes, 49 seconds
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Prince George council accepts BC Housing plan

Atco trailers to open for homeless residents in Moccasin Flats.
1/1/15 minutes, 36 seconds
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Haida Elder's lawsuit clears obstacle

Court kiboshes Catholic Church bid to toss defamation suit
1/1/19 minutes, 41 seconds
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Early fire season start spooks mayors

Dry conditions and recent fires raise anxiety levels
1/1/17 minutes, 46 seconds
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No more mall meet-ups?

Skeena seniors losing their gathering space at Terrace mall
1/1/18 minutes, 10 seconds
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More calls for Quesnel mayor to resign

Lhtako Dene says it won't work with Ron Paull
1/1/16 minutes, 44 seconds
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Wildfire resilience and trauma

First Nation prepares for wildfire season.
1/1/15 minutes, 47 seconds
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PG Cougars co-owner Dan Hamhuis feels WHL playoff excitement

Dan Hamhuis checks in with Daybreak ahead of the Cougars' Western Conference Final showdown against the Portland Winterhawks.
1/1/16 minutes, 53 seconds
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Happy Camper comedian

Prince George comedian Alex Mackenzie is back in the north for the start of his big tour, driving his RV across western Canada.
1/1/114 minutes, 8 seconds
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Chetwynd wildfire

Community CAO recounts some scary moments
1/1/16 minutes, 49 seconds
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Popular program enters final season

Moosemeat and Marmalade co-hosts talk about season seven and what's next.
1/1/111 minutes, 5 seconds
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Addiction and recovery

Treatment facility owner says banning public drug use a good step
1/1/17 minutes, 32 seconds
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Playoff fever pitch

Original voice of the PG Cougars Glen Dufresne on playoff excitement.
1/1/16 minutes, 25 seconds
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Marking Red Dress Day

Supporters gather along the Highway of Tears
1/1/13 minutes, 17 seconds
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UBC Salmon Study in the north

Researchers want local knowledge to help future runs
1/1/18 minutes, 48 seconds
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Newborn essentials

Volunteers create baby bags for new arrivals.
1/1/14 minutes, 26 seconds
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PG Physician Peer Support Program

Doctors helping doctors navigate the stress of practice.
1/1/19 minutes, 19 seconds
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Shelving book bans

B.C. author talks about the harms of book challenges.
1/1/18 minutes, 13 seconds
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Catching up with a major cache of cats

Daybreak looks in on some of the 200 cats surrendered from Houston.
1/1/15 minutes, 15 seconds
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Community culture and conflict with bears

UNBC research hopes to find ways to reduce human/bear conflict
1/1/16 minutes, 50 seconds
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Canfor announces cuts

Forestry firm blames curtailments on government policy.
1/1/13 minutes, 54 seconds
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Reconciliation in a place of legislation

BCAFN on Legislative Assembly's plan for reconciliation.
1/1/18 minutes, 4 seconds
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Mount Robson Marathon returns.

Organizers lacing up after a long wait.
1/1/16 minutes, 28 seconds
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Evacuees describe the rush to escape wildfire

Thousands forced to flee.
1/1/16 minutes, 45 seconds
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FPB member not surprised by Canfor cuts

Says "pigeons coming home to roost".
1/1/17 minutes, 51 seconds
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Mayor provides Fort Nelson fire update

Rob Fraser says massive fire within 2.5 km of community.
1/1/15 minutes, 31 seconds
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Wildfire evacuee describes flight from Fort Nelson

Long-time resident watching the situation from afar.
1/1/19 minutes, 35 seconds
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Parker Lake fire grows

BC Wildfire Service says fire still outside Fort Nelson
1/1/15 minutes, 55 seconds
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Province reacts to Canfor cuts and accusations

Minister of State talks forest policy and timber supply
1/1/18 minutes, 37 seconds
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First Nations searching former Residential School site for possible unmarked graves

Over 7000 children attended Lejac school
1/1/18 minutes, 19 seconds
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The call for a new wildfire strategy

Report says BC needs a more integrated approach.
1/1/16 minutes, 46 seconds
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Structure protection training

Find out how wildfire crews protect homes from wildfire.
1/1/12 minutes, 36 seconds
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Fort Nelson School District supporting families

Superintendent says staff helping with gas and grocery cards
1/1/113 minutes, 7 seconds
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Rustad questions motel purchases for homeless

MLA wants forensic audit of BC Housing
1/1/14 minutes, 39 seconds
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Emergency Management minister on wildfire evacuee situation

Ma says help available, but B.C. drought means a challenging season ahead.
1/1/17 minutes, 34 seconds
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Good to go?

What should you have in a go-bag for evacuation.
1/1/18 minutes, 10 seconds
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Saltwater Hank's latest album

Second release recorded entirely in Sm'algyax.
1/1/19 minutes, 3 seconds
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Vallance in Vanderhoof

Rock song writing legend to unveil scholarship
1/1/18 minutes, 46 seconds
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Fort Nelson evacuees to receive update

Community meeting in advance of possible return home.
1/1/15 minutes, 38 seconds
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Childcare costs adding up for local provider

Operator wants changes from the province.
1/1/110 minutes, 12 seconds
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Prince George tourism's temporary home

Centre sets up shop in a shipping container.
1/1/15 minutes, 40 seconds
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Fort Nelson residents cleared to go home

MLA Dan Davies calls for patience
1/1/110 minutes, 49 seconds
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All aboard the transformation train!

VIA Rail embarks on plan to expand passenger rail
1/1/17 minutes, 30 seconds
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Community safety forum in Prince George

City wants to hear from residents about their concerns
1/1/17 minutes, 48 seconds
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School District 57 looks to trim budget

Board looking at cuts to deal with $2.3 million shortfall
1/1/17 minutes, 45 seconds
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Prince George public safety forum

Close to 200 people attend session.
1/1/15 minutes, 34 seconds
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Fort Nelson family getting back to normal

Gardening and happy hour on the agenda for one couple.
1/1/18 minutes, 36 seconds
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District 57 balances budget

Trustees carve out $2 million in cuts.
1/1/17 minutes, 51 seconds
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Cemetery tour sheds light on significant women

North Peace Museum checks in to talk about a walk through Woodlawn Cemetery
1/1/17 minutes, 26 seconds
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Fort Nelson students resume class

School back after nearly 3 weeks of uncertainty.
1/1/16 minutes, 37 seconds
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City of rainbows

New book looks at the history of Prince Rupert.
1/1/19 minutes, 23 seconds
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Houston food bank use on the rise

Salvation Army says donations needed.
1/1/17 minutes, 3 seconds
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LPG export terminal to proceed

Prince Rupert port talks about the $1.35 billion investment
1/1/17 minutes, 21 seconds
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Prince Rupert residents worry about doctor loss

Concern grows with unpredictable ER closures.
1/1/18 minutes, 23 seconds
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Northern health CEO says health recruiting continues

Ciro Panessa says other measures in place to help North Coast residents receive care.
1/1/112 minutes, 39 seconds
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BC United loses another MLA

BC Conservative leader John Rustad on his party's recent growth.
1/1/19 minutes, 19 seconds
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Metal for the Middle East

Hazelton-based record label supporting displaced Gaza residents
1/1/18 minutes, 53 seconds
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Return of local news to Haida Gwaii

Daybreak chats with the pair behind the new paper
1/1/18 minutes, 3 seconds
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D-Day anniversary in Prince Rupert

Volunteer cleans wartime headstones.
1/1/16 minutes, 47 seconds
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Community Moves Festival

Daybreak gets creative with a local professor, author, and performer
1/1/17 minutes, 42 seconds
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On the move in Prince George

The mastermind of the Community Moves festival in studio.
1/1/18 minutes, 6 seconds
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New hopes and cherished memories

Daybreak's Jason Peters on the Oilers' playoff hopes.
1/1/15 minutes, 43 seconds
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Cricket construction

New pitch in Terrace creates a stir
1/1/18 minutes, 38 seconds
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Ramona Wilson memorial walk

Family continues to seek justice 30 years after her murder.
1/1/18 minutes
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Mosquito season is here

UNBC prof provides a look at the pesky insect.
1/1/17 minutes, 27 seconds
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Community forests AGM

Foresters meet in Mackenzie this week.
1/1/17 minutes, 5 seconds
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The plea for plasma

Prince George group petitions for plasma donation centre.
1/1/16 minutes, 10 seconds
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Cool temps hurting Terrace area bees

Apiary working hard to keep bees from starving
1/1/16 minutes, 39 seconds
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Counting in Lheidli with Kym Gouchie

Musician talks about her new kids album.
1/1/111 minutes, 58 seconds
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Province makes changes to help evacuees

New assistance includes $200 per day for accommodation.
1/1/15 minutes, 44 seconds
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Lessons learned in Fort Nelson

Public meeting explores what worked and what didn't during wildfire evacuation.
1/1/18 minutes, 25 seconds
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Rodeo Prince George ready to ride

Daybreak saddles up with the head of the PG Western Heritage Society
1/1/19 minutes, 31 seconds
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Seniors call for better housing options in Smithers

Organizer says lack of options has forced people to move away from community
1/1/17 minutes, 17 seconds
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Fishers get on board with ocean research

Commercial fishers to collect water samples off B.C. Coast
1/1/16 minutes, 19 seconds
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What is an urban reserve?

With the Lheidli T'enneh pursuing one in Prince George, Daybreak spoke with a professor about what it is.
1/1/17 minutes, 40 seconds
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Makah Nation returns to whaling

What does it mean for First Nations in British Columbia?
1/1/17 minutes, 37 seconds
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Fire chief calls homeless camp fires abnormal

Tiny homes in the court-protected encampment have been burning down.
1/1/17 minutes, 1 second
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Peace region vet clinic stripped of accreditation.

Former client details her experience.
1/1/19 minutes, 31 seconds
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Grocery store security

How much is too much when it comes to theft prevention?
1/1/19 minutes, 55 seconds
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Walking with a purpose

Prince George ALS walk set for Sunday
1/1/15 minutes, 58 seconds
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Nuxalk album celebrates music and language

New release recorded entirely in Nuxalk language
1/1/19 minutes, 38 seconds
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New home needed for Prince Rupert SAR

Lack of location could inhibit response/training.
1/1/15 minutes, 39 seconds
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Quilters to recognize Residential School survivors

Fraser Lake guild to provide 30 quilts.
1/1/13 minutes, 23 seconds
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Haisla Hereditary Chief makes academic impact

Member makes the grade as BCIT class valedictorian.
1/1/16 minutes, 58 seconds
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Major park expansion for northeast B.C.

Proponents hope Klinse-Za can help struggling caribou populations.
1/1/15 minutes, 22 seconds
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Theatre patron petitions for a reboot in Prince George

Kimberlee Robinson says it's time for a refresh of the Famous Players location
1/1/18 minutes, 41 seconds
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Putting pen to paper after 30 years of treaty talks

Kitselas, Canada, and B.C. to initial Treaty.
1/1/18 minutes, 54 seconds
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Protecting the ecology of Kitimat

Councilor explains her push for a district biologist.
1/1/17 minutes, 23 seconds
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New Executive Director of The Exploration Place

Alyssa Leier talks about her new role and priorities for the museum.
1/1/16 minutes, 21 seconds
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Tracking coastal cargo debris

Rugged Coast Research Society tracks debris from container ship spills
1/1/18 minutes, 14 seconds
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WHL, Cougars say team staying in PG

Recent article fueled fan to start a petition to keep the team in town.
1/1/18 minutes, 21 seconds
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Popular Prince George band teacher retiring

Susan Klein is putting her baton after over 30 years.
1/1/16 minutes, 44 seconds
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Rain in the Peace

River Forecast Centre discusses possible impact on long-standing drought.
1/1/12 minutes, 50 seconds
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Stone fruit forecast anything but peachy.

Fruit truck operator says frost means a lack of nectarines, plums, and peaches...unless they're from Georgia.
1/1/18 minutes, 30 seconds
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New school year will mean new cell phone rules.

District 57 Superintendent breaks down what the provincial cell phone ban means.
1/1/16 minutes, 58 seconds
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City of Prince George considers borrowing $22 million for aquatic centre renovations

The Prince George Aquatic Centre is in need of major repairs and the city is looking to borrow $22 million to fix it. We hear concerns about the project from the Chamber of Commerce. 
1/1/16 minutes, 17 seconds
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The Little Prince That Could! Prince George's rail icon

All aboard! The Little Prince steam train has been a popular attraction in Prince George since the 1970s, and it’s still chugging along and creating smiles all these years later. We jump on board with Daybreak's Jason Peters.
1/1/16 minutes, 38 seconds
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Northern B.C. soccer fans on exciting Copa America semi-finals

It's a historic day for soccer in Canada! The men's national team takes on Argentina in the Copa America semi-final. We dig into the matchup with a couple of soccer super-fans, cheering for each team.
1/1/19 minutes, 34 seconds
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Summer reading ideas!

If you’re looking for that perfect summer read, you're in luck! Kayli Vandermeer, manager of Books and Company in Prince George, is in our studio with some suggestions for summer page-turners.  
1/1/19 minutes, 7 seconds
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River float gone wrong leads to overnight rescue

Floating down the river is a great way to beat the heat. But after Prince George Search and Rescue was called to rescue eight people in Willow River this weekend, the group is urging caution. We chat with the team lead about what happened, and how you can stay safe. 
1/1/17 minutes, 56 seconds
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A community divided

The Fraser River runs directly through Lheidli T'enneh's reserve lands near Prince George - seperating both people and infrastructure. We'll hear from the nation about the challenges of being divided.
1/1/16 minutes, 42 seconds
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Dreams of a new cinema in Prince George

<p>A Prince George family wants to start a new, independent theatre in the city. We talk to Brian Horodyski to find out about his vision for "The Avery Cinema".</p>
1/1/16 minutes, 46 seconds
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Inidgenous history and the the Cariboo Gold Rush

<p>The historic town of Barkerville may be a living testament to BC’s Cariboo Gold Rush, but there’s a history that runs even deeper. We meet Barkerville’s Indigenous Interpreters and hear about the importance of their work</p>
1/1/16 minutes, 41 seconds
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The "Unintentional Birder" visits Prince Rupert

<p>Can bird watching change a life? According to the best-selling author, Julia Zarankin, two wings and feathers can be revolutionary.</p>
1/1/18 minutes, 1 second
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New destination for mountain bikers being built at Tabor Mountain

<p>It’s perched on Tabor Mountain, high above downtown Prince George. And it’s a piece of mountain biking paradise, with room to grow. We talk to the head of the Association of Caledonia Trail Builders to find out more.</p>
1/1/17 minutes, 35 seconds
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Hazelton Olympic Wrestling Champion Carol Huynh brings her knowledge to Prince George

<p>Carol Huynh of Hazelton made history as the first Canadian woman to win a gold medal in wrestling, at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. This weekend shes teaching young wrestlers in Prince George about the sport. And maybe inspiring their own Olympic dreams!</p>
1/1/16 minutes, 45 seconds
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Keeping healthcare professionals in the Peace

Society dedicated to enhancing healthcare talks strategy.
1/1/17 minutes, 29 seconds
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Chetwynd ER closure

Family speaks out after taking child to ER only to find it closed.
1/1/16 minutes, 35 seconds
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Grizzly hunt concerns

Researcher raises concerns about Alberta's plan to bring back bear hunt.
1/1/18 minutes, 3 seconds
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Fire in the Ancient Forest

UNBC professor speaks about the significance of the extremely rare event
1/1/15 minutes, 21 seconds
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Indigenous child welfare reforms

Saik'uz Chief says funding will address gaps and keep kids out of foster care.
1/1/16 minutes, 38 seconds
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Cultural treasures put at risk by wildfire

Lheidli T'enneh Chief says Nation keeping a close eye on Ancient Forest fire.
1/1/17 minutes, 15 seconds
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Political toxicity: the view from Northern B.C.

MLA and MP reflect on their experiences in the wake of an attempted assassination in the U.S.
1/1/18 minutes, 19 seconds
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Fur Bearers cites PG as the deadliest city for black bears in B.C.

Organization says solutions are available that can make a difference.
1/1/18 minutes, 50 seconds
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B.C. health minister responds to ER diversions

Adrian Dix says the province is working on solutions for now and into the future.
1/1/113 minutes, 42 seconds
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Wats, Wadis, and Waterfalls...

Monica Murphy recounts her travels teaching English in the Middle East and Southeast Asia
1/1/17 minutes, 35 seconds
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Peace resident petitions for healthcare probe

Document calls for an inquiry of emergency room closures.
1/1/19 minutes, 10 seconds
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Keeping cool in a heat wave

Medical Health officer's tips on staying safe
1/1/15 minutes, 23 seconds
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Highway 27 south of Fort St. James part of wildfire evacuation alert

Regional District keeping an eye on the Pitka Creek wildfire
1/1/15 minutes, 38 seconds
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Weather could cause wildfire volatility

PG Wildfire Centre expecting lightning and gusty wind
1/1/18 minutes, 20 seconds
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Wells mayor says Antler Creek fire remains volatile

Wind creating uncertain conditions
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Wells mayor says Antler Creek fire remains volatile

Hundreds of people forced to flee the Wells-Barkerville area Sunday
1/1/19 minutes, 50 seconds
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Valemount overwhelmed by Jasper evacuees

Mayor Owen Torgerson says many people slept in their vehicles
1/1/16 minutes, 32 seconds
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Jasper evacuees quickly overwhelm Valemount

Mayor says community stepped up to provide help and information.
1/1/16 minutes, 32 seconds
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Nurses union comments on ER closures

Don't blame health workers, says president.
1/1/19 minutes, 46 seconds
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Weather extremes

UNBC professor on why we're seeing record highs, flooding, and lightning strikes.
1/1/15 minutes, 50 seconds
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Escaping widlfires

Evacuations can happen fast, but leaving can slow.
1/1/18 minutes, 18 seconds
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Jasper devastation offers lessons and a warning to B.C., resident says

Hundreds of Jasper residents who have found refuge in northern B.C. are watching their town burn from afar in images and video. CBC News spoke to tour operator Joe Urie, who says he believes the destruction offers important lessons for how we live in nature; and Bob Covey, editor of The Jasper Local, who says he never thought a wildfire could hit his town so fast.
1/1/113 minutes, 54 seconds
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Not your average summer camp

Daybreak drops in to check on some ninjas in training
1/1/15 minutes, 17 seconds
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Smithers merchants want encampment moved

Business owners cite threats and crime
1/1/18 minutes, 19 seconds
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Weather and wildfires

Another hot stretch expected
1/1/15 minutes, 28 seconds
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Barkerville readying for re-opening

Official says embers could've destroyed community if not for structure protection systems.
1/1/17 minutes, 20 seconds
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Amnesty designates chief a prisoner of conscience

Rights group demands Wet'suwet'en leader's release from house arrest
1/1/111 minutes, 6 seconds
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From Hazelton to Paris

Regan Yee set to run steeplechase
1/1/17 minutes, 50 seconds
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Health minister on ER closures

Adrian Dix says province pulling out all the stops to recruit health workers.
1/1/19 minutes, 16 seconds
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Valemount resort occupancy plummets after wildfire closure

Owners pinning hopes on Highway 16 reopening.
1/1/19 minutes, 13 seconds
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Relatives hold vigil for Jack family

It's been 35 years since the family of four disappeared
1/1/16 minutes, 45 seconds
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Comedy for a cause

Comics to put on Prince George show for Jasper relief.
1/1/17 minutes, 48 seconds
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Credit union banks on the Robson Valley

Integris will open a branch after big bank bails
1/1/18 minutes, 41 seconds
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String of ER closures worries Masset mayor

Calls for creative solutions to healthcare shortages.
1/1/19 minutes, 20 seconds
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PG River Kings win big

Team continues its national winning ways with father-son squad
1/1/12 minutes, 52 seconds
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Decline of the funeral service industry

What Northern B.C. funeral home closures reveal abut death in today's economy and society.
1/1/17 minutes, 51 seconds
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Robson Valley resilience

MLA Shirley Bond on the impact of the Jasper wildfire and the closure of Highway 16
1/1/18 minutes, 4 seconds
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Dempsey Bob's new exhibit

Daybreak catches up with the renowned artist near Port Edward
1/1/18 minutes, 5 seconds
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"Breakin" the rules?

Your thoughts on breakdancing as an Olympic event
1/1/14 minutes, 11 seconds
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Good news for gospel fans

Cliff Raphael spreads the word with new release.
1/1/18 minutes, 48 seconds
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Valemount wildfire scare

Quick action and brief evacuation Saturday night.
1/1/14 minutes, 18 seconds
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Grief, loss, and a lack funeral services in northwest B.C.

Dawn Eby-Quast shares her experience after losing a loved one.
1/1/18 minutes, 31 seconds
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"It seems like an effort to damp down public criticism"

Communications strategist Jeff Ferrier says Northern Health's reliance on Facebook to announce ER closures not good enough.
1/1/18 minutes, 32 seconds
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Jasper resident faces uncertainty as he prepares to return

Joe Urie says his house survived, but he doesn't know much more than that.
1/1/18 minutes, 40 seconds
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Northern B.C. service shortages

Panel looks at why everything from healthcare to funeral services seems to be tough to find.
1/1/115 minutes, 45 seconds
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A "Titanic" musical undertaking in Prince Rupert

Infamous ship sinking retold as a musical.
1/1/17 minutes, 44 seconds
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Wildlife shelter wants action on attractants

Rescue says too many bears killed needlessly
1/1/17 minutes, 26 seconds
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Lumber group disappointed by duty increase

B.C. Lumber Trade Council talks about next steps.
1/1/17 minutes, 17 seconds
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Future of music festival in doubt

Wildfire risk just one reality facing Robson Valley event.
1/1/17 minutes, 13 seconds
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Making connections with a leash

Unique program links temporary workers with Kitimat community.
1/1/15 minutes, 5 seconds
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Couple honoured with cancer wing naming

Donation helps precision radiation therapy.
1/1/12 minutes, 48 seconds
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New website aims to erase healthcare biases

Arts-oriented site features anti-colonial learning modules
1/1/17 minutes, 33 seconds
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Health authority board pay hikes

Compensation up over 50 percent.
1/1/17 minutes, 42 seconds
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Paralympian ready to roll

Kady Dandeneau in Paris for Team Canada
1/1/18 minutes, 35 seconds
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Slope stability worries after fatal Alaskan slide.

What could heavy rain mean for northern B.C. slopes?
1/1/18 minutes, 49 seconds
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Stikine NDP MLA reacts to folding of BC United

Nathan Cullen says his party remains focused on affordability, environment, and other challenges
1/1/19 minutes, 54 seconds
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Former BC Liberal MLA on BC United collapse

Blair Lekstrom says some former BC United candidates will have tough decisions to make.
1/1/19 minutes, 4 seconds
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Political Science prof Derek Cook on the collapse of BC United

A breakdown of what comes next ahead of the fall election
1/1/110 minutes, 37 seconds
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Vanderhoof vet in new reality show

New APTN series looks at Indigenous vets.
1/1/17 minutes, 54 seconds
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MLA Mike Bernier says he plans to run as independent against B.C. Conservatives after B.C. United collapse

The three-term MLA for Peace River South says while he is strongly opposed to the NDP, he cannot support the "divisive" policies of the B.C. Conservative Party.
1/1/18 minutes, 57 seconds
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Mike Bernier says he will run.

Peace River South MLA says he's been contacted by a number of parties.
1/1/110 minutes, 38 seconds
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Union head criticizes Canfor, government as 500 more mill jobs lost in northern B.C.

Around 500 employees are facing the news that the mills they work at in Fort St. John and Vanderhoof will be closed by year's end, according to employer Canfor. Brian O'Rourke, president of United Steelworkers Local 1-2017 in Prince George, says the way the industry is run needs to fundamentally change.
1/1/17 minutes, 47 seconds
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Union responds to Canfor closures

Steelworkers say company's reasons for closures don't tell the whole story.
1/1/18 minutes, 7 seconds
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NDP axe supply and confidence agreement with the Liberals

MP Taylor Bachrach says NDP got what they wanted.
1/1/19 minutes, 29 seconds
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Prince Rupert trail to officially open

Work started back in 2017.
1/1/18 minutes, 26 seconds
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Canfor closure fallout

Politicians and First Nation wonder what's next for forestry.
1/1/14 minutes, 48 seconds
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Back to school after 50

CNC student follows his dream and helps others.
1/1/17 minutes, 3 seconds
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Fall weather outlook

Environment and Climate Change Canada gives us a look-ahead.
1/1/16 minutes, 33 seconds
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Quintette back in business after 24 years

Tumbler Ridge mayor talks about the impact.
1/1/16 minutes, 25 seconds
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MLA maps out future for herself and constituents

Coralee Oakes says election decision coming.
1/1/19 minutes, 10 seconds
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Swimming lessons on hold in Prince Rupert

Loss of lifeguards leaves pool high and dry.
1/1/17 minutes, 41 seconds
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Little Shop of Horrors

Cult classic musical takes root in Prince George
1/1/15 minutes, 11 seconds
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Tanker traffic worries whale watchers

Group worries noise and strike risk will harm North Coast mammals
1/1/19 minutes, 55 seconds
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New promise for Mackenzie-area forestry?

OBC prof talks about what's next for former Canfor tenure area.
1/1/111 minutes, 26 seconds
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Peace regional MLAs make the case for independence

Dan Davies and Mike Bernier not running under party banner
1/1/19 minutes, 13 seconds
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Pipeline opponents allege excessive force by RCMP during blockade raid.

CBC's Jackie McKay following court case in Smithers.
1/1/19 minutes, 17 seconds
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Getting in the ring with grandma

91-year-old in the "prime" pro-wrestling fandom.
1/1/14 minutes, 9 seconds
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Brink outlines plan to buy Canfor assets

Forestry CEO says people have phoned him in tears worried about their jobs
1/1/112 minutes, 15 seconds
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Fort Nelson mayor worries about the fate of foreign workers

Rob Fraser says federal government changes could cost the community.
1/1/18 minutes, 13 seconds
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From one Ross to another

Prince George painter bringing celebrated artist's style to new students
1/1/16 minutes, 25 seconds
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Hudson's Hope facing big bill for water treatment

Community struggling since Site C forced changes.
1/1/111 minutes, 45 seconds
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Involuntary care plans concern advocate

POUNDS rep says political pandering will do little to help those with mental health and addictions.
1/1/18 minutes, 38 seconds
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Councilor calls out BC Conservative leader after mill announcement

MLA facies criticism over response to Canfor closure.
1/1/110 minutes, 14 seconds
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Sightseeing at Site C

CBC gets a tour of the mega-dam
1/1/18 minutes, 48 seconds
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Dino discovery

Northern B.C. fossil find pumps up paleontologists.
1/1/19 minutes, 40 seconds
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New Gumboot book

Latest in the series has come "straight" to the shelves.
1/1/110 minutes
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Lheidli T'enneh Matriarchs mourned

Josh Seymour talks about the life and legacy of Josie Paul and Edie Frederick.
1/1/110 minutes, 5 seconds
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The case for involuntary care

UBC clinical professor says change could prevent harm and increase chances of recovery.
1/1/17 minutes, 51 seconds
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Missing child safe

Girl found after three-day search near Burns Lake.
1/1/15 minutes, 33 seconds
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The power of Thunder

Young boxer a B.C. Bronze Gloves champ.
1/1/15 minutes, 39 seconds
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Elections BC breaks down voting changes

Voters may see some differences when the go to cast a ballot
1/1/15 minutes, 29 seconds
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SAR search success

Nechako Valley SAR leader talks about finding a missing six-year-old.
1/1/18 minutes, 23 seconds
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Mayors weigh in on campaign promises

What do northern B.C. municipalities want from provincial candidates?
1/1/19 minutes, 47 seconds
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Taking a seat with chair Yogis

Stretching while seated keeps seniors spry.
1/1/15 minutes, 26 seconds
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Vaccines on the campaign trail

Vancouver Infectious Diseases Centre talks about vaccines after BC Conservative leader's comments.
1/1/16 minutes, 35 seconds
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Is it time for a new child alert system?

BCAFN makes the case after two recent searches for Indigenous children.
1/1/17 minutes, 18 seconds
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Former CFL player tackles gender-based violence

JR LaRose touring northern B.C. communities
1/1/17 minutes, 5 seconds
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BC Conservatives hold rally in Prince George

John Rustad previews housing platform
1/1/15 minutes, 39 seconds
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Coalition wants to regrow forestry

The Power of Forests Project wants big changes.
1/1/14 minutes, 44 seconds
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PG bridge detour

Sewer leak fix requires change to traffic flow.
1/1/13 minutes, 7 seconds
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Mayors talk infrastructure priorities ahead of the provincial election

Prince Rupert and Northern Rockies mayors mapping out what their communities need.
1/1/111 minutes, 17 seconds
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Dino Trackway Discovery

Daybreak talks to a man who stumbled upon something big.
1/1/18 minutes, 20 seconds
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Extra! Extra! UNBC students go "Over the Edge" with the relaunch of campus newspaper.

Ahmad Jalil and Bruce Danesh talk about their partnership with the PG Citizen.
1/1/16 minutes, 26 seconds
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Daybreak's northern election panel convenes for its first sit-down

Mary Teegee and Trevor Bolin discuss what they've seen so far in the provincial election campaign.
1/1/114 minutes, 46 seconds
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Social media stir

NDP leader takes aim at North Coast candidate
1/1/15 minutes, 52 seconds
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Daybreak on the doorstep

Carolina de Ryk goes door-knocking with political hopefuls
1/1/17 minutes, 22 seconds
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Connie Greyeyes on the Nation Day of Action for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

Five years after a national inquiry, how far have we come?
1/1/18 minutes, 17 seconds
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Giving back the bounty

Tea Creek Farm opens its gates for locals to pick produce at no cost
1/1/110 minutes, 2 seconds
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Could Mr. PG head downtown?

City to consider moving iconic roadside attraction.
1/1/18 minutes, 57 seconds
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New development in Hudson's Hope water situation

Residents vote to pay for new system, but Hydro also has an offer on the table.
1/1/17 minutes, 38 seconds
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Phoenix turns 50

Transition society Executive Director talks about creating a community of support.
1/1/17 minutes, 35 seconds
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Vanderhoof election wishlist

Mayor outlines priorities ahead of vote
1/1/15 minutes, 46 seconds
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Daybreak opens wide

Jason Peters pays a visit to CNC's dental hygiene program.
1/1/16 minutes, 13 seconds
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Prince George plaza gets a new look

Revamped community space will feature year-round rink and a container market.
1/1/17 minutes, 55 seconds
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Alberta's nuclear plans

Proposed plant not far from the B.C. Peace
1/1/18 minutes, 28 seconds
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Political panel responds to leader debate

Winners, losers, and where is the north?
1/1/116 minutes, 2 seconds
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Political panel offers predictions

Northern B.C. panel on the race to October 19th
1/1/117 minutes, 25 seconds
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Autism BC assesses political promises

What are the parties offering?
1/1/16 minutes, 8 seconds
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Peace Region political promises on health

Daybreak's Jason Peters talks to candidates about healthcare concerns.
1/1/19 minutes, 43 seconds
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Candidate reacts to election sign vandalism

Nathan Cullen says having his picture in a makeshift gallows disturbing.
1/1/18 minutes, 37 seconds
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Prince George-North Cariboo candidates on housing

Finding a place to live remains a key campaign concern
1/1/110 minutes, 2 seconds
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High School confidential (vote)

DP Todd students cast ballots of their own.
1/1/14 minutes, 39 seconds
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PG business owners consider security cameras

Merchants want to curb crime
1/1/14 minutes, 3 seconds
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Northern view on the B.C. election

Daybreak speaks with an Atlin resident about campaign priorities.
1/1/14 minutes, 11 seconds
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Rustad wrap up

BC Conservative leader waits for the final vote tally
1/1/18 minutes
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From orange to blue

Nathan Cullen falls to Sharon Hartwell in Bulkley Valley-Stikine
1/1/17 minutes, 8 seconds
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Too close to call

Daybreak's political panel breaks down election results and what could happen next.
1/1/117 minutes, 9 seconds
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What does a sea of blue mean for B.C. First Nations?

SFU Indigenous Fellow Ginger Gosnell-Myers on the impact of the provincial election.
1/1/19 minutes, 2 seconds
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The Exploration Place has a new attraction in the works

Daybreak's Jason Peters gives us a peak.
1/1/14 minutes, 6 seconds
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When the popular vote doesn't count.

Poli-sci instructor Chris Beach on provincial election results and the case for proportional representation.
1/1/19 minutes, 54 seconds
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Former MLA reflects on election loss

Mike Bernier has no regrets after running as an independent.
1/1/16 minutes, 2 seconds
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Northern mayors concerned about the composition of the provincial government

Terrace and Vanderhoof mayors say a minority or majority will both present challenges.
1/1/17 minutes, 11 seconds
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Lights, camera, caribou...

Filmmaker Ryan Dickie documents work to preserve northeast B.C. caribou herds.
1/1/19 minutes, 34 seconds
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Camp life

What's it like for people employed in northern B.C. work camps?
1/1/16 minutes, 47 seconds
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Help for kelp

A new tool may keep kelp forests off the B.C. coast healthy.
1/1/17 minutes, 26 seconds
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Waniskahatan arrives in Prince George

Traveling exhibit opens at the downtown library Saturday morning
7 minutes, 20 seconds
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Millennium Park move-out

Daybreak checks in on encampment residents and those helping them vacate the park
4 minutes, 20 seconds
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Plenty of smoke...where are the fires?

PG Fire Centre breaks down why the north is blanketed by choking smoke
13 minutes, 27 seconds
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New middle school for Prince Rupert

Province announces $126 million for facility
6 minutes, 16 seconds
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Millennium Park encampment residents ordered to evacuate

Mayor Simon Yu talks about safety concerns and the early dismantling.
11 minutes, 5 seconds
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Making the grade

UNBC educator Glen Thielmann on the changing face of assessment in the class
8 minutes, 21 seconds
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Camp residents told to leave downtown homeless site

Unhoused Prince George residents face deadline to leave local park.
13 minutes, 27 seconds
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Housing Minister responds to Millennium Park closure

Ravi Kahlon frustrated by the Prince George's plans for homeless encampment
7 minutes, 35 seconds
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Health Minister Adrian Dix

Minister responds to Northern Health ER service disruptions
9 minutes, 13 seconds
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Teachers on the first day back in school

PGDTA President Daryl Beauregard has concerns about thin staffing levels
9 minutes
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Prince George to dismantle homeless camp

B.C. housing minister not happy with the plan to take down Millennium Park camp
6 minutes, 51 seconds
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City employee recovering after downtown explosion

Prince George woman to return home from Vancouver hospital
7 minutes, 17 seconds
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Major changes ahead for the Nechako?

UNBC continues long-term study of river basin, but says projections indicate serious shifts
9 minutes, 12 seconds
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Witset remains on alert

First Nation watching nearby wildfire
7 minutes, 34 seconds
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A better way than bullets

A former Conservation Officer says we need to rethink killing bears
8 minutes
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Safe supply in Quesnel

Daybreak takes a ride-along with a Cariboo-based harm reduction program.
6 minutes, 17 seconds
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Finding a cure for ER diversions

MLA Shirley Bond calls on province to act.
8 minutes, 10 seconds
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Celebrating a major milestone

A Prince George will renew their vows after becoming one of the first same-sex couples to wed in Northern B.C.
7 minutes, 51 seconds
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Premier tours wildfire zones

David Eby speaks about fire response, forest policy
9 minutes, 36 seconds
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Donut shop reflects on explosion aftermath

Kathryn Saunby of Daydream Donuts Café reflects on the chaos that followed in the minutes after an explosion levelled a neighbouring building in downtown Prince George.
8 minutes, 38 seconds
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Shelter expects uptick in wildfire related animal rescues

Northern Lights preparing for a bust fall
7 minutes, 50 seconds
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Explosion levels Prince George building

Three people injured in blast
5 minutes, 24 seconds
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Explosion levels Prince George building

Blast felt across the city
5 minutes, 24 seconds
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Kelowna wildfires

Kelowna Chamber of Commerce CEO Dan Rogers says wildfire took him back to the fires of 2003
8 minutes, 8 seconds
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Fort St John firefighters helping with Okanagan wildfires

Daybreak speaks with Deputy Fire Chief Matt Troiano
7 minutes, 20 seconds
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Accelerated nursing program takes off at UNBC

Program trains RNs in half the time
7 minutes, 8 seconds
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Explosion levels Prince George building

A blast at a downtown building was felt across Prince George this morning.
5 minutes, 24 seconds
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Burns Lake Centennial

Celebrating the community's 100 years
8 minutes, 4 seconds
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What is a critical mineral?

An environmental group wants B.C. to reconsider what it defines as a critical mineral.
9 minutes, 31 seconds
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Prince Rupert's big fix

Council wants to borrow big bucks to replace its aging water system
9 minutes, 26 seconds
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Calling 911 from the ER

The BC Nurses Union reacts to a proposal to keep the Smithers ER open
9 minutes, 38 seconds
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Fatal tugboat case in Prince Rupert court

Mariner's mother says the legal process doesn't equal justice
8 minutes, 7 seconds
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From tears to hope

New billboards aimed at transforming Highway of Tears
6 minutes, 30 seconds
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LNG tankers and the possible toll on whales

Study indicates big increase for humpback and fin whale deaths related to tanker traffic
6 minutes, 25 seconds
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Bear sightings galore

The bruins are back in a big way, according to listener response.
4 minutes, 24 seconds
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The case for better wildfire firefighter pay

Union argues more money and retention strategies needed
8 minutes, 14 seconds
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Looking back at Sandblast

The story of a uniquely Prince George event.
11 minutes, 41 seconds
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Ranchers riding out hay shortage

We hear from the owners of an Ootsa Lake cattle operation
10 minutes, 3 seconds
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Rash of whale strikes raises concerns

With LNG traffic ahead, researchers predict more collisions
8 minutes, 4 seconds
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Hay harvest up in Smoke

Police investigate massive hay fire near Vanderhoof
9 minutes, 16 seconds
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Making the most of limited water

CBC Producer Jen Norwell talks tips and tricks to keeping things green, even during drought
11 minutes
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Last resort

Bonnie Fehr and her husband stayed behind during a wildfire evacuation to protect their Francois Lake resort
9 minutes, 34 seconds
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Horsing around in the Robson Valley

The Back Country Horsemen of B.C. have established an equine campground
7 minutes, 28 seconds
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Tackling poverty

Prince George city councilor Cori Ramsay talks about B.C.'s poverty reduction strategy
7 minutes, 27 seconds
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Club for neurodivergent girls returns to the north

GIRLS CLUB is an event-based charity group that has chapters across the province. It was shut down in the north due to COVID, but a determined mother is bringing it back. Kristen McBurnie and one of her participants, Nora, talk about the program’s relaunch with Daybreak North host Carolina de Ryk.
5 minutes, 45 seconds
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Super Barbie fan hosts Barbie-themed branch at Prince Rupert hotel

Hannah Philippson-Madill speaks to host Carolina de Ryk about what Barbie meant to her, her sisters and friends when they were girls.
9 minutes, 10 seconds
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Safety in Fort St. John

Crime is down, but safety concerns are up. City hosting forum with other stakeholders.
9 minutes, 21 seconds
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Topless tiff

Prince George woman files complaint after RCMP tell her she could face charges for being topless in her own yard.
2 minutes, 27 seconds
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Port strike and Prince Rupert

Strike enters day 6. What does that mean for North America's closest port to Asia?
9 minutes, 15 seconds
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Port strike pitfalls

Business group wants government intervention
7 minutes, 2 seconds
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The toll of toxic drug calls

Ambulance paramedics seeing higher overdose calls
7 minutes, 48 seconds
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Mountain goat rescue

Comeback kid Elsa defies the odds
7 minutes, 46 seconds
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Minimum wage, the trouble with travel nurses, and Tears to Hope

The BCNU says the province's reliance on costly nursing agencies could spell trouble filling long-term nursing shortages. We hear from the Peace about the impact of BC's minimum wage hike. Collective grief continues in the wake of Madison Scott's discovery.
2 hours, 5 minutes, 46 seconds
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The joys of open air

Donna Kane talks about sleeping outside and a project she's working on.
6 minutes, 58 seconds
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Portion of Berg Lake trail reopens

Hikers now able to get to Kinney Lake, but repairs to the rest will take years.
9 minutes, 26 seconds
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Fort St John filmmaker captures the Bayanihan spirit

Ovvian Castrillo Hill set to mark a special Canada Day
7 minutes, 36 seconds
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Prince George wins dubious honour

Canadian Association of Journalists talks about the city's award as most secretive municipality
8 minutes, 59 seconds
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The future of overdose prevention in Prince George

Service provider takes a step back
10 minutes, 28 seconds
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Vanderhoof ER diversions concern mayor

Hospital recorded two days of ER closures over the weekend
6 minutes, 51 seconds
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Farwell Canyon fight

Two First Nations could end up in court over territorial overlap
9 minutes, 55 seconds
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Herd hacks grass and other fuels in the North Cariboo

When it comes to reducing fire risk, Quesnel has found its method is the G.O.A.T.
6 minutes, 45 seconds
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Province puts up funding for SPCA

Millions across the north will mean a permanent shelter in Fort St John
6 minutes, 47 seconds
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The mounting toll of medical calls

Prince George wants the province to help out with stretched fire department
8 minutes, 5 seconds
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National Indigenous Peoples Day in Prince George

Daybreak brings back some sounds from the event
3 minutes, 52 seconds
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Forest carbon concerns

Canada's forests are going from carbon sinks to carbon emitters.
8 minutes, 10 seconds
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Saik'uz fire team goes for gold

Seven members of the small fire department will represent BC at a national competition
7 minutes, 50 seconds
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The future of energy production in northern BC.

Fort St John chamber positive about the shift to net zero
10 minutes, 37 seconds
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From book to ballet

Former PG resident Amy Beeman returns to see her children's book on the stage.
8 minutes, 6 seconds
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Pot-bellied highway rescue

A wayward swine was saved from a Highway 97 rest stop
8 minutes, 18 seconds
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Could your french fry oil soon be in the tank of your truck?

Tidewater Renewables launches biodiesel facility in PG
7 minutes, 42 seconds
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Dakelh comes to the classroom

After years of pushing, the endangered Indigenous language is now part of the curriculum
7 minutes, 4 seconds
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Stolen mask makes temporary return

Gitxaala welcome stone mask home
7 minutes, 7 seconds
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Current wildfires and the future of house insurance

We get the latest on the Donnie Creek fire and what the possible house insurance implications could be
8 minutes, 30 seconds
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Toxic mining legacy

Northern Health issues health advisory for Wells area lake
6 minutes, 20 seconds
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What does it mean to be Urbariginal?

Podcast host Rudy Kelly talks culture and disconnection
7 minutes, 20 seconds
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Tumbler Ridge residents return home

Daybreak hears from a family evacuated for a week
5 minutes, 44 seconds
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School trustee byelections

The Prince George district school board will have two new faces after this weekend
6 minutes, 44 seconds
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Wildfire could cut off road access to Fort Nelson

The Donnie Creek Wildfire threatens a section of the Alaska Highway
9 minutes, 30 seconds
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How do rural residents react to wildfires?

When evacuation orders come through, what do people do?
8 minutes, 14 seconds
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Connecting with kick-flips

Kids in the Peace are getting a chance to learn skateboarding
6 minutes, 11 seconds
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Prince Rupert grapples with tragedy

RCMP are investigating the discovery of four bodies at a city home.
7 minutes, 40 seconds
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More bite than Canada thistle

A Prince George gardener has the bitemark to prove a close encounter with a coyote.
6 minutes, 30 seconds
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Remembering Immaculata Basil

Young Indigenous mother was last seen near Tache ten years ago.
3 minutes, 4 seconds
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Tachick Lake healing centre

Centre to tackle the toxic drug crisis
6 minutes, 8 seconds
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Wildfire in Tumbler ridge Geopark

Daybreak finds out what's at stake for the UNESCO-recognized site
6 minutes, 15 seconds
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Dawson Creek welcoming wildfire evacuees

Tumbler Ridge residents hoping for the all-clear
5 minutes, 48 seconds
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Diagnosis delay

Laurie Mercer wants to know why it took six years for doctors to find her cancer
10 minutes, 36 seconds
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Peace wildfire update

The latest on Donnie Creek and West Kiskatinaw River wildfires
8 minutes, 10 seconds
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More than just an irritation

A respirologist explains the health impacts of inhaling wildfire smoke
9 minutes, 23 seconds
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Mail trouble

Atlin residents say service beyond snail mail
7 minutes, 26 seconds
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Wildfire update

The latest from Fire Information Officer Forrest Tower
10 minutes, 3 seconds
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Making your home wildfire resistant

The Peace River Firesmart program shares tips.
8 minutes, 54 seconds
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Wildlife after wildfires

Could fires hold a silver lining for some species?
8 minutes, 14 seconds
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When the pipeline pulls out

With TransMountain work complete, Valemount residents are facing a new round of changes.
6 minutes, 52 seconds
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Donnie Creek wildfire growth reaches new heights

Northeast fire is now the largest fire in BC on record
9 minutes, 5 seconds
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Sweet story from a war-torn country

A northwest apiary is bringing in Ukrainian Queen bees
9 minutes, 1 second
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The case for Indigenous knowledge in climate adaptation

A new article says government isn't involving Indigenous knowledge
6 minutes, 37 seconds
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Black spruce and the Donnie Creek Creek fire

Professor explains how tree species may be fueling BC's biggest wildfire
8 minutes, 34 seconds
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What the heck is Papapalooza?

Health practitioners performing pop-up cervical screening in Prince George
5 minutes, 42 seconds
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Returning to Hogsback Lake

Betsy Trumpener visits the campsite where Maddy Scott was last seen 12 years ago
7 minutes, 11 seconds
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The Urbariginal

A new CBC podcast from Rudy Kelly and Carolina de Ryk
10 minutes, 25 seconds
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Mending fences in the Peace

Ranchers worry about the upcoming season after wildfires destroyed kilometres of fencing
9 minutes, 47 seconds
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Travel Nurses

How could filling shortages affect long-term nurse recruiting?
6 minutes, 34 seconds
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Minimum wage

How will the hike affect businesses in the Peace?
6 minutes, 2 seconds
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MP reflects on the search for Madison Scott

Todd Doherty talks about the impact on the community
9 minutes, 34 seconds
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Sending salmon down the slide

Children help hatchery release Chinook fry into the Nechako
3 minutes, 20 seconds
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Counting bats

Couple shares nocturnal number crunching stories of the flying creatures
9 minutes, 7 seconds
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Moe the moose

Ungulate escapes wildfire with a little help
1 minute, 54 seconds
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Frenemies with history

New work from Haida Manga artist explores colonization and the path ahead
14 minutes, 58 seconds
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Madison Scott's remains found after 12 years of searching

RCMP investigation still ongoing at rural property near Vanderhoof
3 minutes, 20 seconds
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Missing from care

Jennifer Charlesworth discusses a report on missing children in care on the International Day to Recognize Missing Children
7 minutes, 56 seconds
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Fashion and FOMO

Olamipo Bandele discusses her solo exhibit at Two Rivers Gallery
4 minutes, 21 seconds
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UNBC celebrates 30th convocation

Member of the first grad class shares memories
7 minutes, 52 seconds
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Tourism from an Indigenous perspective

Daybreak visits a training program in Prince Rupert
5 minutes, 44 seconds
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Nurses rally over staff shortages

BCNU members say Prince George ER "chaotic"
3 minutes, 42 seconds
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The slippery slope of normalizing climate change

UNBC professor about the pitfalls of researchers getting used to climate change.
7 minutes, 46 seconds
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Stopping wildfires and misinformation

What is it about forest fires that sparks conspiracies?
9 minutes, 48 seconds
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A proud hockey dad

Marco Myatovic's son Nico helped lead the Seattle Thunderbirds to a WHL championship
9 minutes, 20 seconds
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Fire Watch: The Making of a Beast

John Vaillant talks about his new book about the Fort McMurray fire.
6 minutes, 24 seconds
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Health effects of forest fire smoke

The BC Centre for Disease Control worries about the impact of wildfire smoke
6 minutes, 58 seconds
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It's a heat wave, but not a heat dome.

We find out how record highs compare to the 2021 heat dome.
7 minutes, 7 seconds
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Wildlife and wildfire smoke

Can birds get smoker's cough?
7 minutes, 59 seconds
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Adding fuel in the fire zone

A Wonowon gas station is sticking it out to supply firefighters and community members
9 minutes, 14 seconds
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Skeena River rising

The BC River Forecast Centre updates the flood risk in the Northwest
4 minutes, 58 seconds
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Terrace area flood concerns

Daybreak speaks to residents and the mayor of Terrace as the Skeena remains high
7 minutes, 10 seconds
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Some of Canada's greatest writers make a stop in Prince Rupert

Gary Geddes and Ann Eriksson chat with Daybreak about their journey along Highway 16
9 minutes, 3 seconds
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Fire threat eases for Fort St John

CBC reporter Liam Britten provides the latest from the Peace
8 minutes, 2 seconds
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Singing in Sm'algyax

Saltwater Hank is releasing a new album sung entirely in his ancestral language
2 hours, 5 minutes, 42 seconds
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Better preparing for wildfires

Professor says we can expect more fires in the future and a national strategy is needed
7 minutes, 58 seconds
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New wildfires in the Peace

Two new fires force evacuations north of Fort St John
7 minutes, 5 seconds
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Prince George receiving Peace evacuees

Emergency Programs Manager Tanya Spooner details what services are available to those that have fled the fires.
6 minutes, 20 seconds
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Fort St John residents bracing for fire evacuation

Information Officer Ryan Harvey says evacuation alert is a precaution and is asking city residents to remain calm.
5 minutes, 19 seconds
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Parents angered over teacher's removal of their son's nail polish

Prince Rupert couple say actions left their son traumatized
5 minutes, 48 seconds
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Mom pens song for wildfire fighting son

Daybreak speaks with Devon Henley and her son James Southcott
9 minutes, 12 seconds
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Composting cash

First Nations get funding for compost facilities to cut carbon and waste
7 minutes, 9 seconds
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Northern B.C. wildfire situation

Wildfires grow over weekend, but firefighters make progress.
7 minutes, 49 seconds
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MP wants Red Dress Alerts

Leah Gazan talks about a public alert system for missing Indigenous women and girls
8 minutes, 16 seconds
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Fishing trip turns tragic

Skidegate Chief Council honours the memory of two members lost at sea
13 minutes
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Wells women only beer fest

Brewers pop the top on Toil and Trouble
5 minutes, 44 seconds
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Rural ECE podcast

An Early Childhood Educator from Mackenzie has launched podcast
6 minutes, 4 seconds
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Cruise season starts in Prince Rupert

Local business owner talks about the impact of 3000 people arriving Wednesday
6 minutes, 59 seconds
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Culver case hearing postponed

Hearing for RCMP charged in Dale Culver's death to be back in court June 6
4 minutes, 38 seconds
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Honour House fundraiser

Larry Campbell and Chuck Puchmayr could be headed to your town
9 minutes, 36 seconds
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From the cutblock to HOT Docs

Bella Coola filmmaker talks about treeplanting documentary
7 minutes, 48 seconds
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Long-awaited hearing begins in Burns Lake

Day School survivors allege RCMP failed to adequately investigate reports of abuse
7 minutes, 27 seconds
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From tractors to drones

Quesnel rancher says drones help crops in a number of ways
6 minutes, 31 seconds
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Resource road safety

A company is offering courses on cruising BC's backroads
7 minutes, 59 seconds
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Decriminalization doubts

Group to hold rally over toxic drug deaths
7 minutes, 5 seconds
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Extra workplace protection for workers

Court of Appeal ruling could mean more flexibility for caregivers
4 minutes, 26 seconds
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BC's patchwork of safe inhalation sites

How overdose prevention workers are supporting those who smoke drugs
8 minutes, 35 seconds
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A grouse grind of a different kind

The story of a northern BC man's "fowl" close encounter
9 minutes, 17 seconds
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School District 57 to meet

Nearly two months, two trustee resignations, and the loss of a superintendent later, Prince George school trustees are set to reconvene.
7 minutes, 5 seconds
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ArtsWells planning a comeback

Island Mountain Arts holds AGM to plot festival's return
7 minutes, 42 seconds
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College program recognized nationally

CNC's Reintegration Readiness training helps former federal inmates
6 minutes, 12 seconds
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Jail time for contempt of court

Man's attempt to use political theory to stymie court proceedings blows up in his face
8 minutes, 38 seconds
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TMX and Valemount: the next steps

Mayor Owen Torgerson says village grappling with the looming workforce departure
6 minutes, 2 seconds
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UN forum on Indigenous issues

AFN rep Taylor Behn-Tsakoza returns from New York
7 minutes, 21 seconds
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P-SAC strike puts prawn fishery in a tough spot

Harvester says delays could snag prawn and salmon fisheries
7 minutes, 25 seconds
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New tunes from Saltwater Hank

North Coast favourite to play Prince George Saturday
6 minutes, 26 seconds
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Union fears for spot prawn fishery as strike continues

Striking P-SAC staff at DFO responsible for licensing
6 minutes, 9 seconds
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The economic impact of the Northern B.C. vet shortage

Farmers say it puts their operations in a bind, not to mention the economy
9 minutes, 49 seconds
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Hurdles before a marathon

Rupert runner recounts travel troubles while being Boston-bound
8 minutes, 56 seconds
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Beyond a painted line

Petition calls for better biking infrastructure in Prince George
9 minutes, 9 seconds
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Drought means tough choices for food producers

BC Cattlemen's Association says dry conditions taking a toll
1/1/18 minutes, 27 seconds
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The long pathway of learning

UNBC medical student tackles PhD
1/1/17 minutes, 9 seconds
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Attorney General updates hub program progress

Niki Sharma says specialized units to tackle repeat, violent offenders to start next month
6 minutes, 16 seconds
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Bylaws vs decriminalization

A recent drug seizure raises questions about decriminalization and homelessness
7 minutes, 31 seconds
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A voice for more vet services

The Prince George Humane Society wants the city to provide land for a new animal shelter and vet clinic, citing a shortage of services.
6 minutes, 23 seconds
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Quesnel-area ski resort cutting a path to expansion

Troll to add T-bar and terrain for snow seekers
7 minutes, 4 seconds
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Body, mind, and voice

A Terrace program is combing yoga and Sm'algyax
9 minutes, 24 seconds
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T-birds in town to face PG Cougars

A Prince George hockey dad will be cheering his son on, but not the Cougars.
8 minutes, 43 seconds
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Northern B.C. rooster prompts wild goose chase after great escape

A cocky bird has its would-be captor crying foul.
3 minutes, 48 seconds
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Nothing but the tooth

rock-hounds sniff out a fossil that could belong to an extinct shark
6 minutes, 25 seconds
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Doctor worried about fracking impacts

Dawson Creek physician seeing worrying diagnoses
9 minutes, 12 seconds
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Forget cake! This Valemount resident ran 62 km for his 62nd birthday!

Dave MacDowell is an ultra-marathoner. So what better way to celebrate his 62nd birthday than to run 1 km for every year of his life? He tells us why it's a way to express gratitude.
7 minutes, 32 seconds
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Pipeline cyber crime

Are BC pipelines sealed off from foreign attack?
6 minutes, 39 seconds
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BBC reality show showcases northern B.C. generosity... and lack of transit

Zainib and Mobeen Qureshi ended up stuck in Prince George while competing on a BBC reality show. That's until local resident Corey Bonnar offered to drive them 8 hours to Prince Rupert. Daybreak North host Carolina de Ryk hears the story from all three of them.
9 minutes, 47 seconds
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The case for one encampment

Prince George city council may pause the plan to centralize the city's unhoused
6 minutes, 5 seconds
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Prince George Cougars super fan praying for more playoff success

For the first time in 16 years, the Prince George Cougars are moving onto the second round of the WHL playoffs. We talk to Cougars super fan, and long-time season ticket holder, Betty-June Gair about the excitement around the team.
8 minutes, 25 seconds
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Making the Wells hotel swell

the hotel's new owner outlines plans for the 1930s building.
8 minutes, 32 seconds
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Back together in harmony

Daybreak's Catherine Hansen catches up with Cantora Allegro now that the choir is back together post-COVID.
6 minutes, 52 seconds
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Indigenous language resurgence

The First Peoples' Cultural Council show more people learning their language
5 minutes, 46 seconds
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From a dump of snow to the snow dump

Daybreak gets to the bottom, and looks up at the top... of the massive mounds of snow at Prince George's snow storage facility.
6 minutes, 29 seconds
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Indigenous stewardship course

Kitasoo school helping students learn their culture and graduate
9 minutes, 23 seconds
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Cedar LNG approved

Haisla project will feature a floating facility
4 minutes, 54 seconds
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Power play

How could wave energy power North Coast communities?
11 minutes, 26 seconds
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Compensation for loss of culture

Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc Kúkpi7 Rosanne Casimir talks about a landmark settlement
6 minutes, 9 seconds
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Fixing Prince Rupert's water system

Mayor Herb Pond lays out the plan to put $65 million into Rupert's pipes
9 minutes, 48 seconds
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UNBC and UNESCO

Associate professor name chair of UNESCO Living Heritage and Sustainable Livelihoods
6 minutes, 56 seconds
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Indian Residential School Survivors Society open house

Manager Veronica Haddon talks about the expansion in the north
9 minutes, 26 seconds
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Masset hospital staffing cause for concern: Doctor

Physician says long closure of ER would lead to fatalities
9 minutes, 9 seconds
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ER diversions in the north

Mackenzie's mayor talks about the health care concerns of her community
9 minutes, 47 seconds
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Commercial truck safety

A researcher discusses the industry in the wake of two deaths in two weeks
7 minutes, 10 seconds
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What are the best ways to lower the risk of Alzheimers?

About half a million people are living with Alzheimer's Disease in Canada...a number set to double over the next 7 years. Jay Ingram of the Public Health Agency of Canada discusses the best ways to lower your risk.
8 minutes, 41 seconds
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Northern Health responds to Haida Gwaii care concerns

Northwest Chief Operating Officer Ciro Panessa on how Northern Health is addressing nurse shortages
9 minutes, 31 seconds
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Breaking down the Doctrine of Discovery

What does the Catholic Church's repudiation of the doctrine mean?
9 minutes, 5 seconds
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Pro wrestling hits the mat in northern B.C.

Primetime Wrestling pins hopes on Prince George
6 minutes, 45 seconds
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Family wants systemic changes after Dale Culver's death in RCMP custody

Daughter Lily Speed-Namox says her father deserved to live
4 minutes, 14 seconds
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Ferry funding

How will the government's outlay affect North Coast routes
2 minutes, 48 seconds
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Prof spills the beans on new coffee study

Report says genetics impact caffeine metabolism
9 minutes, 37 seconds
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The dentist, the prospector, and the teacher-- Meet the Jones brothers

Matt Allen brings us the story of three African American brothers who made a lasting impression on their communities in the 1800s
9 minutes
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Honouring the missing and murdered

Lorna Brown's film Adaawk is in Prince George along with the MMIWG conference tour
9 minutes, 20 seconds
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Smithers considering revamped sheltering bylaw

Residents bring concerns about homeless camp to council
7 minutes, 43 seconds
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Sticky questions about Indian status cards

Professor Charles Menzies talks about identity and the continued colonial legacy of the ID
8 minutes
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A precedent-setting deal?

There's a new agreement between a coal company and a BC First Nation that could be a game-changer
7 minutes, 10 seconds
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Pulp mills and "the smell of money"

What will the closure of a pulp line in Prince George mean for air quality
6 minutes, 21 seconds
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Decriminalizing some drugs

BC's mental health and addictions minister talks about the province's three-year pilot
6 minutes, 35 seconds
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Amy Blanding on Then and Now

Prince George musician Amu Blanding talks about her career as she prepares to take the stage as part of a new TV project
11 minutes, 49 seconds
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What exactly will a new protected area on the North and Central Coasts do?

Laura Lynch tells us how the Great Bear Sea plan promises to protect ocean ecosystems
9 minutes, 18 seconds
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Port pressure

Traffic is down, but expansion plans continue at the Prince Rupert port
9 minutes, 47 seconds
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No more manganese, please.

Trailer park residents want action to reduce unsafe manganese levels in their water
6 minutes, 45 seconds
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Building a life away from war

Katerina Tiurina fled Ukraine with her three children
3 minutes, 4 seconds
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The Year of the Cat

Hung La talks about the Vietnamese celebration of Lunar New Year
8 minutes, 36 seconds
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Top honour for PG social worker

Heather Lamb awarded for her work
7 minutes, 29 seconds
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Canfor cuts hit home

Arrival of pink slips heightens loss
7 minutes, 43 seconds
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Forests minister Bruce Ralston

We hear how the province plans to tackle the changing face of forestry
8 minutes, 10 seconds
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Snowpack safety

A Prince George guide talks about safe ways to get out in the snow
7 minutes, 33 seconds
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More funding for vet students

BC doubles funding to help train vets. What about a school in northern BC?
11 minutes, 29 seconds
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Parent council concerned over latest District 57 drama

D-PAC President Laura Weller says the sudden departure of the superintendent and resignation of two trustees is worrying
8 minutes, 57 seconds
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Building the Alaska Highway

Daybreak's Matt Allen examines the legacy of black American soldiers who helped to build the route
9 minutes, 37 seconds
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No Alaska ferry service to Prince Rupert this summer

Repairs and staffing impacting operations
6 minutes, 35 seconds
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Sex education snafu

Fort Nelson school district makes changes after graphic sex ed materials distributed to class
9 minutes, 16 seconds
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How did we get here?

Conservation North director Michelle Connelly talks forestry, jobs, and ecosystem health.
9 minutes, 42 seconds
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A new take on repatriation

A UK museum is taking the initiative returning Indigenous items to their homes, including Haida Gwaii
9 minutes, 25 seconds
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New exhibit in Prince George explores Metis identity and family

Erin Stagg's Otipemisewak opens at Two Rivers Gallery
6 minutes, 12 seconds
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Unwelcome house guest surprises PG family

Gordo the goat locks horns with locals
3 minutes, 9 seconds
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School boards facing tough conversations

BCTF head Clint Johnston says the federation is actively working against anti-SOGI comments affecting members
7 minutes, 20 seconds
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Cat catch fever

Claws are out over a bylaw that says cats can't roam in Prince George
8 minutes, 37 seconds
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Travelling for childbirth

Research examines the toll taken when people have to leave home for childbirth
9 minutes, 13 seconds
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Remembering Kris Yip

PG Cyclist mourned
3 minutes, 25 seconds
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A seat at the table

The BC First Nations Forestry Council hopes to shape forest policy going forward
9 minutes, 46 seconds
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BC's housing strategy

Minister Ravi Kahlon talks housing and encampments
6 minutes, 45 seconds
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Homeless camps and the courts

What could an Ontario court ruling mean for camps?
7 minutes, 5 seconds
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The journey home

Nuxalk welcome the return of a totem pole taken decades ago
8 minutes, 24 seconds
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Slapshot diplomacy

An inaugural hockey challenge hopes to break away barriers between two communities
8 minutes, 33 seconds
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From slavery to Salt Spring Island

Daybreak's Matt Allen brings us the story of Howard Estes
10 minutes, 18 seconds
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Keep on chuckin'

PG author pens a book about the history of the Rangeland Derby
9 minutes, 34 seconds
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Canfor discusses its economic plans in B.C.

After announcing hundreds of job losses across northern B.C., Canfor's Michelle Ward discusses the company's long-term plans for the region as timber supply declines.
11 minutes, 18 seconds
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Speaking out about School District 57

Former board chair concerned with sudden loss of superintendent and trustee resignations
8 minutes, 42 seconds
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Drugs, decriminalization, and the north

How will the plan affect Prince George?
8 minutes, 46 seconds
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City ponders limiting unhoused camping to one spot

Report recommends Moccasin flats as the sole spot for overnight public camping
8 minutes, 22 seconds
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Tea Creek treasure

Priceless microfilm documenting Indigenous culture found at a Kitwanga area farm
7 minutes, 27 seconds
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Charges announced in fatal tugboat sinking

Reaction to the charges mixed
6 minutes, 45 seconds
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City inspectors peeved at Prince George permitting changes

Union worries about public oversight of new buildings
8 minutes, 13 seconds
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Federal housing advocate pans Prince George's centralized homeless camp plan

Marie-Josee Houle says Moccasin Flats centralization tramples on rights
9 minutes, 40 seconds
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PGDTA wants an apology from the District 57 school board

President Daryl Beauregard says board should not accept unproven allegations about teacher conduct
7 minutes, 58 seconds
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A national disgrace?

Amnesty says Indigenous rights being trampled by government
9 minutes, 38 seconds
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Blueberry River First Nation inks deal with the Province

Environmental lawyer Chris Tollefson says agreement historic and indicates a changing relationship
7 minutes, 10 seconds
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Seven superintendents in seven years

Parents and teachers have questions after School District 57 replaced the superintendent and two trustees resigned
3 minutes, 47 seconds
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A new home

Syrian refugee Hassan al Kontar talks about his journey to Canadian citizenship
7 minutes, 28 seconds
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Pat Bell on the BC Natural Resources Forum

The forum founder talks forestry and the future.
8 minutes, 56 seconds
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Riding reshuffle

Prince George will soon be split between three provincial ridings
5 minutes, 32 seconds
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Five RCMP officers charged in Dale Culver's death

BC AFN Regional Chief Terry Teegee wonders why four of the officers are still active
7 minutes, 17 seconds
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When streaming isn't an option

Internet upgrades coming to Stewart and Gitanyow
6 minutes, 52 seconds
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Prince George tax talk

Mayor Simon Yu provides an update on budget deliberations
10 minutes, 5 seconds
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Coastal First Nations on new marine refuge

Heiltsuk Chief Councilor Marilyn Slett talks about the new protected area and what it means for fisheries
6 minutes, 14 seconds
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Prince George clinic loses vet

A look at the stress veterinarians face
8 minutes, 30 seconds
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Prince George forestry forum

Stakeholders gather to assess the sector's future
5 minutes, 2 seconds
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Hospitality conference makes itself at home in Prince George

Largest tourism gathering in BC looks beyond the pandemic
5 minutes, 35 seconds
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Drug trade fueling Prince George homicides

RCMP say fight for control of the trade causing violence
6 minutes, 28 seconds
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Prince Rupert Crimestoppers needs new blood

Retirement puts the group's future in question
8 minutes, 10 seconds
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Frozen to death

Friends and family continue to mourn the loss of Dicky Nelson in Terrace
12 minutes, 16 seconds
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Travel turbulence

MP Taylor Bachracn speaks to Daybreak prior to grilling airline executives about the travel nightmare faced by many passengers this winter.
8 minutes, 54 seconds
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Who polices the police?

Professor Sarah Hunt reflects to a probe looking into an alleged lack of action by Prince George RCMP to investigate members accused of crimes
7 minutes, 12 seconds
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Premier David Eby talks forestry

The Premier says forest policy announcements to come at Prince George forum following job loss announcements.
8 minutes, 49 seconds
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Prince Rupert residents facing tax increase

A combination of factors could lead to a double-digit hike
8 minutes, 44 seconds
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Logging and landslides

UBC researcher says forest policy plays a major role in North Cariboo landslide
8 minutes, 23 seconds
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Labour pains: the obstacles to obstetrical care in rural BC

A health researcher talks about the pressure on staff and patients when baby docs depart
8 minutes, 29 seconds
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Kidney donation chain

Hear a Prince George woman's journey to donate a kidney to a complete stranger
7 minutes, 28 seconds
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Demand for therapy dogs up in northern BC

St John Ambulance has launched a new recruitment campaign
7 minutes, 58 seconds
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Uncharted waters

Fishing union says new protected area could hurt the industry
7 minutes, 26 seconds
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Help for the helpers

Elder offers healing as First Nations leaders gather to grapple with the toxic drug crisis
7 minutes, 7 seconds
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Northern Nations call for drug treatment options

With the nearest treatment facilities a 14-hour drive, First Nations leaders say tackling toxic drugs is tough
2 minutes, 52 seconds
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There's no getting 'round getting 'round

Terrace volunteers turn the key on a new van service to make up for a lack of senior and disabled transportation
8 minutes, 30 seconds
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Prince George moves to consolidate unhoused people at Moccasin Flats

Homeless advocates and neighbourhood residents express concern
11 minutes, 16 seconds
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Canfor cuts

The CEO of the Northern Development Initiatives Trust talks about the road ahead for northern B.C. economies.
10 minutes, 22 seconds
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Hugs for Taraji

Aaron Vanderpool is continuing his late child's love and kindness by sharing 200 20-second hugs
8 minutes, 10 seconds
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A bylaw intended to protect Prince Rupert renters from renoviction is being put to the test.

Renters in Prince Rupert thought they were protected against renovictions thanks to a bylaw passed last year. Now they are finding out that might not be the case.
7 minutes, 52 seconds
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Red Robin cleared after Sunday night incident

Witness recounts restaurant rumble
4 minutes, 45 seconds
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Community forum focuses on forestry

Analyst Ben Parfitt says the time for value-added forestry is now.
8 minutes, 59 seconds
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Prince George tax hike

Residents face a bigger bill after council passes budget
9 minutes, 4 seconds
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Valemount author shortlisted for award

Maureen Brownlee talks about her book Cambium Blue
6 minutes, 42 seconds
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Housing and encampments

Does the approach by Seattle hold promise for BC?
7 minutes, 2 seconds
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When the bank won't cash your government cheque

A community advocate says Prince George banks aren't living up to their obligations when it comes to marginalized customers
2 minutes, 25 seconds
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Winterfest returns

Daybreak's Maham Hashmi speaks to an artist bringing the chill back to Prince George's Downtown Winterfest
3 minutes, 16 seconds
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Dale Culver's family reacts to charges against RCMP

Daughter says it's both a relief and painful
7 minutes, 30 seconds
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CNC celebrates Indigenous culture

Daybreak's Maham Hashmi checks out CNC's Aboriginal Culture Day
5 minutes, 17 seconds
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PPE for PTSD

Training helps BC Search and Rescue prepare for traumatic events
7 minutes, 53 seconds
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Coastal GasLink responds to online threat

Company says no evidence that pipeline tampered with
2 minutes, 47 seconds
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Body modification

Franz Manni of the National Museum of Natural History in Paris to speak on piercing at UNBC
9 minutes, 28 seconds
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Resource boon or carbon bomb?

Massive gas reserve in Blueberry FN territory creates development questions.
9 minutes, 10 seconds
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Police seek Vanderhoof pool vandals

Pool remains closed after $500,000 in damages
51 seconds
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School Daze: what the FSAs don't say

School superintendent responds to school rankings
9 minutes, 4 seconds
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Mackenzie mayor wants timber access

Joan Atkinson says forest communities are dying a slow death while government dithers
8 minutes, 9 seconds
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The Cats are back...in the playoffs

The Prince George Cougars start the first round of the WHL playoffs this weekend.
7 minutes, 49 seconds
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Yekooche feel ignored by Crown

Lawyer for First Nation says Nation will determine its own future
10 minutes, 31 seconds
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Stoked about the snow

Weather watcher Joey Onley on why the latest dump is a good thing
7 minutes, 7 seconds
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The future of Artificial Intelligence

As AI becomes more accessible, what are the academic consequences?
6 minutes, 25 seconds
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Giggles with grannies

Nak'azdli Whut'en comedy duo positively hilarious
5 minutes, 16 seconds
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PG couple stranded by airline

Maintenance issues with Flair causes couple to re-book with another airline to get home from Tuscon
9 minutes, 10 seconds
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Protecting the Raush Valley

The Simpcw want to preserve the region which acted as a refuge for the Nation
6 minutes, 39 seconds
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BCCLA calls for accountability in Culver case

Association wonders why it took over 5 years for charges
8 minutes, 19 seconds
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David Eby in Prince Rupert

The premier spoke with Daybreak prior to announcing a $65 million investment in the city's water system.
9 minutes, 54 seconds
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Drug deaths continue to take a heavy toll

Daybreak's Matt Allen speaks with addictions minister Jennifer Whiteside
9 minutes, 10 seconds
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Healing fire

The Saik'uz Nation is bringing the spark of home to the homeless in Prince George
7 minutes, 41 seconds
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Earthquake early warning

Preparing for the big one with an early warning system
6 minutes, 9 seconds
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Keeping the "Peace" in parking lots

Fort St John council pondering a parking lot maintenance bylaw
6 minutes, 15 seconds
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Indigenous identity and the All Native Basketball Tournament

Player and coach say it's time for the tournament committee to change how it verifies identity.
8 minutes, 41 seconds
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Mike Morris on the state of the forestry sector

The MLA for Prince George-Mackenzie says it's time for a public forum on the future of forestry.
11 minutes, 1 second
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C-IRG probe causes mixed feelings

Keith Cherry wants a more public process and for the unit's operations suspended.
7 minutes, 52 seconds
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Post pandemic puppy problems

The SPCA says the recent surrender of 17 golden retrievers in Quesnel is part of a concerning trend
6 minutes, 48 seconds
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Prince Rupert hospital death

Reporter Keith Fraser on an attack that left an elderly man dead, but was not disclosed.
5 minutes, 53 seconds
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Prince George ceremony to mark the invasion of Ukraine

Michael Pluzhnikov talks to Daybreak North about his family's flight from Ukraine and their newfound home in Prince George.
9 minutes, 27 seconds
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Renoviction worries in Prince Rupert

Harbourview apartment residents make their case to council
4 minutes, 44 seconds
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When a name is more than a name

The fight to have an Indigenous name printed on a birth certificate
8 minutes, 12 seconds
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Gitxaała challenging B.C.'s mineral tenure system in court

Case could transform the way the government deals with resources on Indigenous land.
7 minutes, 16 seconds