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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Cats start WHL preseason with games this weekend in Edson against Edmonton Oil Kings
By: Ted Clarke
Nechako Lakes MLA says too much bureaucracy killing forestry jobs John Rustad reacted with anger to Canfor's announcement that it will permanently close its its sawmills in Vanderhoof and Fort St. John.
By: Ted Clarke
Mill has existed since 1969, was once the largest of its kind in the world
By: Ted Clarke
Quick police intervention led to an arrest, Carl Aastrup stuck with $460 repair bill
By: Ted Clarke
After years of drug use, poverty and homelessness, Terra Bruneski says she's one of the lucky ones
By: Ted Clarke
Phase 2 of 51-unit First Avenue Supportive Housing project is slated for completion in 2026
BC's unemployment rate jumped from 5.5 per cent in July to 5.8 per cent in August
By: Ted Clarke
UNBC took its lumps last year as Canada West basement dwellers Last season, the smell of victory turned out an impossible dream for the UNBC Timberwolves.
By: Ted Clarke
BC jobs minister Brenda Bailey reacts to 'horrific' mill closures The impact of the pending Canfor sawmill closures in Vanderhoof and Fort St.
By: Ted Clarke
Cats open preseason this weekend in Edson against Edmonton Oil Kings
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