Duke Energy to trim Western Canada workforce in early retirement plan
Duke Energy aims to cut about 2000 jobs worldwide with 79 percent fall in Q3 profit and over 200 million in annual savings. Affected workers in northeastern B C can join an early retirement program open until November 15, with 158 Western Canada eligible. Duke vows no sale of British Columbia gas assets.
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Fort ST. John
Duke Energy
Toni Beck
Western Canada
Beck
Duke
British Columbia
James Edward Smith Missing Person Notice
James Edward Smith born 1961 November 07 is described as having green eyes. Hair color not provided. Police request information on his whereabouts and any sightings.
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James Edward Smith
Students protest tuition hike visit at Northern Lights College
National students group led by Summer McFadyen collected about 75 signatures in three hours at Northern Lights College Fort St. John. She criticizes tuition jumps from 1200 to 900 per semester for two courses and says rising costs threaten access, urging action alongside a speech to Premier Gordon Campbell. The tour spans Victoria to the Northwest and Central Interior before the Kootenays.
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St. Jorng
Northern Lights College
Fort St. John
Summer McFadyen
B.C
Canadian Federation of Students
Gordon Campbell
McFadyen
University of Victoria
Victoria
Kootenays
Okanagan
Letter clarifies Canucks TV coverage and pay per view
Francine Barron of Chetwynd BC argues that nineteen Canucks games were not picked up by any TV this season. She notes two games not televised at all and seventeen more not shown by Sportsnet TSN or CBC, with Pay Per View needed to view those contests.
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Canucks
Minnesota
Predators
Sportsnet
TSN
CBC
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