Yesterday | Prince George Citizen
“Now you got the whole family in turmoil, and there are resources in place where you can go to get funding so your kids can continue.”
Percy Dergez spent about 10 years falling trees before finding a job at Canfor's Rustad Sawmill, where he has worked for upwards of 17 years. via Prince George Citizen
Thursday May 8 | Sojourn in the South Pacific
Trekking Greener Grasses: A New Blog on Living in New Caledonia
" Trekking Greener Grasses " is a great new English-language blog on moving to, and setting up life, on a tiny island in the South Pacific - yes, in New Caledonia. via Sojourn in the South Pacific
Tuesday May 6 | Prince George Citizen
Councillors want CNC programs reinstated
“I wouldn't be particularly appreciative of CNC writing letters supporting other organizations concerned about the decisions we make here”
City hall will send a letter to the provincial government and the College of New Caledonia urging reinstatement of three disability programs suspended for a year at the school as it struggles to pass a balanced ... via Prince George Citizen
Sunday May 4 | Encyclopaedia Britannica
National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Battle of the Coral Sea Japanese-United States history Main , World War II naval and air engagement in which a U.S. fleet turned back a Japanese invasion force that had been heading for strategic Port Moresby ... via Encyclopaedia Britannica
Friday May 2 | ScienceBlogs
Global hotspots of deep coral diversity [Deep Sea News]
Archives Blogroll Global hotspots of deep coral diversity Category: Coral Posted on: April 28, 2008 1:10 PM, by Peter Etnoyer Figure reprinted from Cairns, 2007 in Bulletin of Marine Science One of the central ... via ScienceBlogs
Wednesday Apr 30 | The Toronto Star
Caledonia mayor warns of violence
“The government can send every signal that it possibly can - ”
A Six Nations blockade of a southern Ontario highway is pushing residents to the brink and is paving the way for a repeat of violent clashes between protesters and town residents, the mayor of the beleaguered ... via The Toronto Star
Monday Apr 28 | Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Three die in New Caledonia of leptospirosis
In New Caledonia, three people have died of leptospirosis this year. Local health authorities are warning people against the water-borne disease as about 80 people have contracted it since January. via Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Saturday Apr 26 | Prince George Citizen
CNC business program launches final project
“The coupons, which are in colour-coded sections of the book, offer deals on everything from dining and golf games to beauty and automotive services and supplies”
CNC Business Next Generation students -- clockwise from bottom left corner, Kara Thiessen, Sunil Bhanwath, Logan Sheppard, Barb Foret, Sheila Flesher, Monique Last, Joy Blais, and Dana Bebbe -- are ready to ... via Prince George Citizen
Thursday Apr 24 | The New Zealand Herald
Caught in the Pacific crossfire
“I have to play the most important match of my life.”
View as a single page 5:00AM Saturday April 19, 2008 By Julie Middleton Laurent Vili, with partner Sarah D'Almeida, will appear in court on Monday. via The New Zealand Herald
Tuesday Apr 22 | Prince George Citizen
Sutherland reelected CNC board chair
“In light of the effects of the pine beetle devastation, we need to be aware of what's happening throughout our college region and in our new northern economy to calculate the needs and demands in areas like mining, land use and biomass energy.”
Annual elections by the College of New Caledonia board of directors produced no changes in top executive members. via Prince George Citizen







