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Prince George RCMP investigate 4 vape and cannabis store robberies - Vanderhoof Omineca Express

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By Laísa Condé Verified
| Vanderhoof, Omineca Express Verified
Prince George RCMP are investigating four robberies at vape and cannabis stores, with police believing the same suspects are responsible for each one. According to an RCMP press release, the robberies happened between Sept. 6 and Sept. 19 at businesses on Massey Drive, Westwood Drive and Strathcona Avenue. The first incident was reported the evening of Sunday, Sept. 6, at a business on Massey Drive. Mounties said staff were robbed with bear spray.
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Quesnel residents marched to 'Take Back The Night' - Quesnel Cariboo Observer

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By Laísa Condé Verified
| Quesnel, Cariboo Observer Verified
Signs rose and voices echoed through Quesnel last week as residents gathered to send a messaged that safety belongs to everyone. On Thursday, Sept. 17, dozens of people attended Quesnel Women Resource Centre’s Take Back The Night event, which was created to raise awareness about violence women face. The event was held at the Women’s Memorial Monument, which names women who have been victims of violence in Quesnel.
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Terry Fox Run brings Quesnel community together - Quesnel Cariboo Observer

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By Laísa Condé Verified
| Quesnel, Cariboo Observer Verified
The spirit of Terry Fox was alive in Quesnel on Sunday, Sept. 20 as roughly 50 people came together for the annual Terry Fox Run in support of cancer research. Participants of all ages gathered at the LeBourdais Park to walk, run and show their support for terry’s vision of a world without cancer.
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