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District of Taylor Office. (File) TAYLOR, B.C. – District of Taylor Mayor Rob Fraser has proclaimed the month of May Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month. The announcement was made during the district’s April 19th council meeting. At an April 12th council meeting, Fort St. John Mayor Lori Ackerman also proclaimed May as M.S. Awareness Month in the Energetic City. It will be the second year the city celebrates the M.S. Society of Canada’s efforts to fund research and services. Last year, the lights at Centennial Park were lit up red on May 1st, and the M.S. Society flag was flown at City H...

(District of Taylor) Update: Article changed to include quotes from Mayor Rob Fraser. TAYLOR, B.C – A Taylor landmark has been dismantled after over two decades in the district. NorthRiver Midstream dismantled the 37-tonne giant golf ball on February 23rd. Petro Canada donated one of its tanks to the district when its refinery closed. Dennis Harker, along with volunteers, spearheaded the moving of the structure, which measured 42.3 feet in diameter. '),whenLoaded(initFlexitive); The district contemplated removing the landmark in 2016 as the land was earmarked for housing development, which...

Bushfire-hit Victorian businesses bounce back as government vouchers deliver reprieve MonMonday 22 Fire closed in on the Frasers' Tamberrah Cottages early last year. ( Share Print text only Cancel A little more than 12 months ago, Rob Fraser stood in his front yard holding a soaking towel and preparing to make, if necessary, a potentially lifesaving jump into a nearby dam. Key points: Upwards of $85m was spent in regional Victorian tourist areas via a coronavirus voucher package this summer The highest number of vouchers were claimed on the Mornington Peninsula and Bass Coast The state has re...

Recent social media postings by Pouce Coupe Lorraine Michetti have drawn sharp rebukes across the Peace region. "Don't want Pipeline's? They want to protect our land. Yeah ok," . . .

Pouce Coupe Mayor Lorraine Michetti has apologized and vowed to take a First Nations awareness program in her community.