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The requirement will come into force when the new traffic light system comes into place.

Article content “Newspapers are very valuable things,” he once told a Social Credit convention. “I’ve been through a lot of them — in the outhouse.” We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or This Week in History: 1956: 'Flying Phil' Gaglardi shows off his highway program Back to video But with a provincial election in the offing in the summer of 1956, the long-time Socred highways minister invited the media along on an eight-day tour of provincial roads. The tour was largely by plane, which was fitting, given that the media had dubbed Gagla...

Friday, 23 April 2021, 3:10 pm | Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand The Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand (the Guild) welcomes the government health system reforms announced on 21 April, and see these as a blueprint for strengthening the health and disability system for all New Zealanders. Guild Chief Executive, Andrew ... More >> Thursday, 24 September 2020, 1:30 pm | Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand The Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand (the Guild) has significant concerns over community pharmacy’s ability to simply and quickly access the government’s $18 million financial support package. The Gu...

The Vancouver Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre is planning on increasing its presence in Prince George as part of a province-wide initiative to recruit more people into the military. Major Ken Orr, the officer in charge of recruiting in B.C., was in Prince George Tuesday asking community leaders and educators to assist in promoting the Armed Forces as a career option. “Last year nine people from Prince George enrolled as full-time service members,” Orr said. “We would like to increase that 100 per cent.” Orr said he hoped to “reach out to the community” to raise the profile of th...

Covid 19 coronavirus: Northland businesses worried more cases may pop up 25 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 6 minutes to read Okara Shopping Centre was eerily quiet on a Monday morning as news a Northlander tested positive made headlines. Photo / Karina Cooper Northern Advocate Some Northland businesses where a woman who tested positive for Covid-19 visited are closed as a precautionary measure whereas others are worried they may have to follow suit if customers stay away. In Kaipara, the 56-year-old woman who tested positive visited Joseph Taylor Homewares in Mangawhai on January 17 and The Dune Restaura...