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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 16, 2004

Page

22

Three-year-old Run Over By Father In Dawson Creek

A three year old boy was struck by a vehicle driven by his father in Dawson Creek within city limits. He sustained serious injuries and was transported to Dawson Creek Hospital then flown to Vancouver Children's Hospital for treatment. Police say preliminary findings indicate an unfortunate accident. Sgt. Wild Dawson Creek RCMP.

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False RCMP email scheme targets Prince George man

Investigators seek the source of fake RCMP style emails accusing a Prince George resident of abduction and sexual crimes. Police say no arrests or charges exist. impersonation and copyright issues may also apply. The case echoes a 2002 incident where Brazil-based messages linked to a child porn site were traced to another suspect.

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Climate Review shows 2003 warm with above normal BC Yukon temps

Environment Canada reports 2003 as a warm year with above normal temperatures across much of BC and the Yukon, except near the Peace River where BC and Alberta stations were below normal. Northern BC precipitation was near normal overall, with Dawson Creek as an exception. Fort Nelson showed the largest precipitation deviation, while southern BC stayed below normal.

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