the broken typewriter
Tania FinchIndependent News & Views from the BC North Peace
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 512 | Subscribers | Read | brokentypewriter.ca |
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Bluey Day Month: Ordinary people making an extraordinary impact
MAY IS BLUEY DAY MONTH: Mayor Lilia Hansen and Council proclaimed May 2026 as Bluey Day Month. Emily Olson and Tatjana Eggie of the FSJ Hospital Foundation received the proclamation. Bluey Day takes place on May 23. (© Tania Finch)
Assembly required: Hands-on participation at Creating Energy
HARNESSING THE WIND: Attendees were divided into groups to experiment with generating electricity from wind and solar (© Tania Finch)
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
I and many others, recently attended the Conservative Party of BC Riding Association for Peace River North AGM.
FSJ learns from the past
LEARNING FROM THE PAST: The North Peace Leisure Pool in its heyday, with the hot tub still in place (City of Fort St. John photo)
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An Independent Canadian Journalist - formerly a freelancer for the Alaska Highway News, Editor of The Northerner, contributor to Oilweek Magazine, Peace Country Farmer, and Northwest Business Magazine.
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