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Monthly Archives: January 2013
The Piebald Moose
Last March, a very unusual moose was spotted near Falher. Please click here to see a picture and the story of the piebald moose. Sadly, the website reports that the young bull was dead within a month of the picture being taken, … Continue reading
Posted in ghosts and legends, nature, What's going on
Tagged animals, Canada, moose, nature, phenomena, wildlife
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Opera Star from Dawson Creek
Ben Heppner, the much acclaimed Canadian tenor, grew up in Dawson Creek. With eight brothers and sisters, it certainly helped to have a strong voice. The Heppner Family was a musical one and there was always singing in church and … Continue reading
Peace Country “Gold”
So, is there gold in the Peace Country? There are many rumours of gold to be found on the banks of the Peace River, stemming not only from the glory days of gold fever in the west, but also from … Continue reading
Posted in history
Tagged Alberta, Canada, gold rush, history, Klondike, peace country, prospecting
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National Non-Smoking Week
Is it because it’s the third week into the new year and it’s either time to get started on your resolution or time to boost your resolve? January 20 to 26 marks this year’s National Non-Smoking Week. It’s a good … Continue reading
“Hidden Gem”
Now that we have about a foot of fresh, clean snow, we can consider cross country skiing again! A crisp afternoon of solace and silence or the easy companionship of brisk exercise can make you feel alive like nothing else. … Continue reading