Last Chance Anna Pascal Wins RocKIN the Peace
Fort St. John acts dominate the third RocKIN the Peace contest at North Peace Cultural Centre. Last Chance Anna Pascal earned over a quarter of votes to claim a $1,000 prize and festival prestige. Grumpy Old Men tied for second with Out of Reach. Shannon Ingersoll also performed. Bands from Fort St. John, Dawson Creek and Chetwynd competed with genres from alternative to rock, folk and blues.
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Fort ST. John
Anna Pascal
North Peace Cultural Centre
Last Chance
Jill Vendrys
Cassie Hildebrand
Lindsay Ward
Amber Bannman
Chetwynd
Fort St
Langerud
Sam Waters
Alysha Galbreath
Dawson Creek
Moose FM
Peace FM
Kin Club
Blair Johnston
Danmark
DCR
Richards & Fitch
Shannon Ingersoll
Galbreath
Heather Haugan
Inroads
Mike Shaver
Peace region to get $35 million for roads
BC Liberal government announces $35 million for Peace River South transportation projects in 2004 including resurfacing 27 km of Highway 97 from Commotion Creek to Wales Subdivision, Pine Pass widening, seven km Braden Road work, and a major gravel side road program. Blair Lekstrom notes total regional spending tops $215 million since 2001.
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Dawson Creek
BC Liberal
South Peace
Peace River South
Blair Lekstrom
Victoria
Commotion Creek
Chetwynd
Wales
Pine Pass
Braden Road
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Chetwynd Band
John
Rockin the Peace
Peace Region
Brad Langerud
ECHO
Said Lekstrom
District of
Peace River
Chetwynd Glass
Icbc Glass