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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Prince George, Canada (Local)
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
Cats restock their talent pool in WHL Prospects Draft
By: Ted Clarke
Time needed by city staff for project planning and cost estimating is limiting factor
Union president Jonathan Blacker says failed government policies and bad forest practices to blame for ailing industry
Fire was reported Friday to BC Wildfire Service The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George ihas ssued an evacuation alert due to an active interface wildfire about 165 kilometres east of Peince George.
By: Ted Clarke
"When you've got a government that's outright hostile to the forest sector, this is what happens,” - Nechako Lakes MLA John Rustad
By: Ted Clarke
Town 808 km north of Prince George threatened by fire A raging wildfire that forced the evacuation of 2,500-3,000 residents of Fort Nelson
Travelers advised to check Drive BC website for road condition updates
By: Ted Clarke
Retraining and city infrastructure project opportunities could be keys to region retaining skilled workers facing layoffs
By: Ted Clarke
Sunshine expected to return by the weekend Rain, rain, glorious rain.
Canfor union president Chuck LeBlanc relives pain of pulp mill workers about to lose their livelihoods
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