New Year's Day collision claims young life near Tomslake
A 21-year-old former Dawson Creek resident, now living in Grande Prairie, died after a New Year's Day crash near Tomslake. She was a passenger in a 2002 Dodge driven by her boyfriend, rear ending a trailer with straw bales. She died of internal injuries after transfer to Vancouver. speed weather road conditions and alcohol not factors. Name withheld. investigation ongoing by Cpl. Harvnk South Peace Traffic Service.
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Tomslake
Dawson Creek
Grande Prairie
Culverts Stolen From Dawson Creek Farm
During the last week of October 2004 two twenty four inch culverts valued at about 900 dollars were dragged from a farmer’s land in Dawson Creek. The culverts were hauled away after being dragged roughly a mile. RCMP asks anyone with information to contact Dawson Creek RCMP or Crimestoppers.
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Dawson Creek
Dawson Creek Rcmp
Crimestoppers
Cpl
Wade Trottier
CN Rail worker killed by train in Taylor
Transport Canada investigates the death of a CN Rail employee who was run over by a train near Cherry Ave West and the Alaska Highway in Taylor. The 64 year old Fort St John man died at the scene after boxcars moved. RCMP say he was working on the rail line and was struck. no witnesses and cause undetermined. Transport Canada will continue the probe.
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Transport Canada
Taylor
Peace Region
Fort ST. John
CN Rail
Ruth Casey
Cherry Ave
Alaska Highway
Taylor Fire Department
Dan Leighton
RCMP
Adele Lambert
Lambert
Theft at Shell Gas Station in Dawson Creek
On January 3 2005 at about 3 00 am a lone male on a bicycle smashed the glass door of a Shell on 8th Street and stole a cigarette display case. The suspect wore dark clothing and a dark toque. RCMP seek public help and ask to contact Cst T J Hawkes or Crimestoppers.
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Shell
8Th Street
Dawson Creek
Suspect seizes rifle then shoots self after family assault
Fort St John RCMP report a 40-year-old Alberta man from Sturgeon Lake stabbed a 25-year-old relative in the back at Blueberry River First Nation on Christmas. The suspect then shot himself in the chest with a loaded .22, remains in hospital under guard, and faces potential aggravated assault and assault with a weapon charges as investigators pursue motives. The injured man was treated at Fort St John Hospital and released. authorities have not released names or causes.
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Alberta
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