Ted Clarke is a Vice-president and journalist based in Prince George, Canada. He has a strong focus on local news and has written for various publications including North Shore News, The Prince George Citizen, Richmond News, and Times Colonist. His articles cover a range of topics including community events, sports, crime, and social issues.
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Ted Clarke's focus is primarily on local news, with a strong emphasis on sports and events in the Prince George area of British Columbia, Canada. He also covers government announcements related to local events or initiatives.
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By: Ted Clarke
Downtown property owners say video surveillance, private overnight security patrols still needed to rein in criminals
By: Ted Clarke
Conservative MLA for Prince George-Valemount says strongest opposition in BC history will ensure all aspects of NDP government will face scrutiny
The parade begins Dec. 1 at noon City council approved up to $1,750 in funding Monday from the council contingency fund to help support Spirit of North Healthcare Foundation's Santa Claus Parade on Sunday, Dec. 1.
By: Ted Clarke
Safety committee hears how firefighters work with paramedics on the front lines
By: Ted Clarke
Chief predicts quicker medical responses and better utilization of firefighting equipment
By: Ted Clarke
Sean Bernard's students cheered on his gold-medal win over U.S. in California
By: Ted Clarke
Former NHL executive packs PG Convention and Civic Centre, crowd responds with donations to UNBC T-wolves varsity sports
By: Ted Clarke
Winner of Saturday's BCHSFA double-A varsity semifinal advances to championship game against either Windsor or Robert Bateman
Broken jaw and all, Prince George centre scores a pair, sets up another to pace Cats to 5-3 win over visiting Blazers
Fourth-year forward from Moscow records double-double to end four-game slide The UNBC Timberwolves returned to their home court and rediscovered their winning ways.
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