Business
Tourism Wells Gray overcomes budget shortfall
Predictions made a few years ago on how much money Tourism Wells Gray would make from a hotel tax were overly optimistic
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New tax status seen as breakthrough for smallholders
The new rules will provide more flexibility for producers to meet the requirements to maintain farm status for taxation purposes
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Barber remains in business
Clearwater barber Julie Lacourse says she plans to stay in business, even though her shop was destroyed
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Trans Mountain increases proposed twinning project
Trans Mountain Pipeline, announced an increase to its proposed expansion project on Jan. 10 .
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Municipal auditor for local government sets up shop
B.C.'s new Auditor General for Local Government says her first audits will be underway by the end of April
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B.C. tinkers with log export rules
The Truck Loggers' Association annual convention gave a cool reception Thursday to Forest Minister Steve Thomson's adjustments
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Government keeps promises
Logging contractors are now protected under the Forest Service Providers Protection Act
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Tourism marketing needs to be targeted, says TWG manager
Tourism generated about $22 million for the Clearwater and Wells Gray Country (Area A) economies during 2011
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B.C.'s Wildfire Management Branch seeks firefighters
Wildfire Management recruits physically fit, motivated and team-orientated individuals for the 2013 fire season
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MP McLeod reminds organizations of summer jobs funding programs
Not-for-profits, public sector employers and small businesses can apply under the Canada Summer Jobs 2013 starting on Feb. 1
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