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As a leader in preventative health, we promote the holistic wellbeing of individuals and communities in Northern British Columbia.As PLN is primarily situated in Prince George, we acknowledge the territories of the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation.Please feel free to visit our site to learn more the services we provide to our local community and the region. If you would like to support PLN in our service areas, consider volunteering some of your time to our agency or providing a donation to support the PLN/Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life. 'My Name is Dancing Shadows'Born into a world full of pain, hatred & violence, body &spirit of a warrior, but the wantings of a suckling babeVoices I hear in the wind whose words I do not catch, the mysterious knowledge to be shared, Grandfather where are you now, for the old ones spoke but I did not listen, now my bow is broken and my arrow is bentWhere are the days of childhood happiness & care free wonderment, where has the buffalo gone? Grandmother take me into your arms & show me life again for my feather has fallen & all seems like it is lostMy cry is one but many waiting to be heard, to climb the eagles back to sing songs of glory for this I can only hope, I walk the shadow of the wolf sharing his loneliness & sorrowGreat wonders we have seen together

Prince George Downtown Business Improvement Association ('Downtown Prince George') serves all the property owners and all the businesses/tenants in C1 Zone of Prince George. Each and every property owner and business in the downtown is entitled to a membership with our organization. The organization exists through a municipal bylaw. The current 5-Year bylaw expires in 2018. By way of the bylaw, the organization is funded through a special, property-tax levy paid by all downtown property owners. These costs are then passed on to businesses (renters) via rental rates and/or triple net leases.

Welcome gets everyone involvedFrom meeting new classmates to learning the Parkside fight song, Ranger Welcome had something for all new Rangers MoreFive Friends: Connections to SuccessWorking together, Anthony DuBose, Curtis Jackson, Martel Pipkins, Terrence Shaw and Aaron Slocum are achieving their education and career goals.

OVERhang specializes in indoor/outdoor climbing, outdoor/occupational safety, and wilderness recreation. Our project management and facilitation team is also available to meet the needs of organizations and corporations across Canada. We offer fantastic options for schools, birthday parties, corporate groups, youth groups, scouts, guides, hockey teams, and groups of any type or size. We are located in a giant wing of the Prince George Golf and Curling building. Now Offering Occupational First Aid and other Work Safe Related Courses!

We offer support to women, men and families encountering pregnancy related issues. We are not a medical clinic and do not refer for, or perform abortions.

Nisg_a’a Lisims Government is a self-governing First Nation in Canada that promotes and protects Nisg_a’a culture, provides various community services, and manages resources while ensuring the well-being and rights of its citizens.

Every job is best done by a professional. You are a professional in your business, just as we are professionals in ours. Noratek can manage your IT system in order to allow you to focus on what is most important to you, your business. Noratek Solutions provides a broad portfolio of IT services that will allow you to concentrate on your core business. Our team of highly-qualified professional provide exceptional IT needs analysis, managed services, server expertise, security and recovery solutions, and more. You can rest assured knowing that your critical business applications are in our hands.

Welcome to Fort St James, British Columbia. Discover your history. Come to work. Come to play. Fort St James welcomes you!Founded by Simon Fraser in 1806 on the shores of beautiful Stuart Lake, Fort St. James is the gateway to a chain of rivers and lakes that traverse 400 kilometres of central British Columbia. The population of the Fort St. James area, including the municipality itself, rural areas and First Nations, is approximately 4,500 people. There is an established forest industry, a growing mining sector and a growing tourism industry.Year round outdoor and indoor recreational opportunities include hiking and biking trails, soccer and ball parks, golf, fishing, hunting, water-skiing, canoeing, swimming, sailing and boating, alpine and Nordic skiing, skating, hockey, curling, snowmobiling, dog sledding and camping. Cultural opportunities include a Public Library, the Community Arts Council, an amateur theatre company and a movie theatre.Few towns are more proud or more aware of their history.