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Change the mandate of B.C. police watchdog: Justice for Girls

Daybreak's Betsy Trumpener speaks with Aisa Czapska, a director with Justice for Girls, about their demands the mandate of BC's Independent Investigations Office be changed.

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Daybreak North - After touring Kalamazoo River, Terrace fire chief urges residents to take another look at EnbridgeMay 10, 2013 | 9:30Daybreak North After touring Kalamazoo River, Terrace fire chief urges residents to take another look at Enbridge Audio
Daybreak North After touring Kalamazoo River, Terrace fire chief urges residents to take another look at Enbridge May 10, 2013 | 9:30Enbridge recently invited leaders from northern B.C. to tour the Kalamazoo River so they could observe the companies clean-up efforts following a 2010 spill that shut the river down for almost two years. While Terrace city council is opposed to Enbridge's
Daybreak North - Quesnel land slowly slips awayMay 23, 2013 | 7:12Daybreak North Quesnel land slowly slips away Audio
Daybreak North Quesnel land slowly slips away May 23, 2013 | 7:12Families are hopeful about a solution to stop a land erosion that is putting their homes at risk. Daybreak's Andrew Kurjata speaks with Jack Marsh, the project manager for the Land Stability Project.
Daybreak North - Tent caterpillar invasion of Prince GeorgeJun 19, 2012 | 7:11Daybreak North Tent caterpillar invasion of Prince George Audio
Daybreak North Tent caterpillar invasion of Prince George Jun 19, 2012 | 7:11If you've ever witnessed a tent caterpillar invasion - you won't forget it. Clumps of wriggling caterpillars falling from branches. This year, they have again arrived in great numbers across the province and right here in Prince George The ubiguitous caterpillars are infesting properties and even homes. We hear from a Prince George homeowner and a Zoologist from UBC
Daybreak North - Oilsands advocates happy with election, but Alberta should apologize to B.C.: professorMay 16, 2013 | 7:52Daybreak North Oilsands advocates happy with election, but Alberta should apologize to B.C.: professor Audio
Daybreak North Oilsands advocates happy with election, but Alberta should apologize to B.C.: professor May 16, 2013 | 7:52The election of the B.C. Liberals to government on Tuesday is the outcome wanted by oilsands advocates, says University of Calgary political science professor Barry Cooper. But not all is well in B.C.-Alberta relations.
Daybreak North - Shirley Bond says the five conditions for a pipeline have yet to be metMay 15, 2013 | 6:00Daybreak North Shirley Bond says the five conditions for a pipeline have yet to be met Audio
Daybreak North Shirley Bond says the five conditions for a pipeline have yet to be met May 15, 2013 | 6:00Shirley Bond is a long-time B.C. Liberal MLA and cabinet minister. Despite this, she tells Betsy Trumpener she never felt safe during the campaign. She also recommits to the Liberals five conditions for supporting a northern pipeline project.
Daybreak North - Where is Madison Scott?May 24, 2013 | 1:35Daybreak North Where is Madison Scott? Audio
Daybreak North Where is Madison Scott? May 24, 2013 | 1:35Nearly two years ago, Madison Scott disappeared. The 20-year-old was from Vanderhoof. Daybreak's Andrew Kurjata has more from RCMP Corporal Dan Moskaluk.
Daybreak North - From Alaska to Chicago by dogsled via northern B.C.May 22, 2013 | 9:37Daybreak North From Alaska to Chicago by dogsled via northern B.C. Audio
Daybreak North From Alaska to Chicago by dogsled via northern B.C. May 22, 2013 | 9:37From dangerous mules, to fire ballons launched to burn B.C. forests. Daybreak's Betsy Trumpener speaks with Telkwa writer Jane Stevenson about her latest book.
Daybreak North - Author transitions from dark poetry to "Kiss, Tickle, Cuddle, Hug"Dec 12, 2012 | 7:51Daybreak North Author transitions from dark poetry to "Kiss, Tickle, Cuddle, Hug" Audio
Daybreak North Author transitions from dark poetry to "Kiss, Tickle, Cuddle, Hug" Dec 12, 2012 | 7:51Susan Musgrave is known for dark poetry and novels tackling stories of drug dealers and death row. But now she's tackling an even tougher audience- toddlers. She spoke with Betsy Trumpener about her new book, "Kiss, Tickle, Cuddle, Hug.
Daybreak North - Moving from a dark chapter in Williams LakeMay 21, 2013 | 6:55Daybreak North Moving from a dark chapter in Williams Lake Audio
Daybreak North Moving from a dark chapter in Williams Lake May 21, 2013 | 6:55Reconciling the past. Hundreds gathered in Williams Lake to share their stories of abuse. Betsy Trumpener introduces a piece produced by Daybreak's Marissa Harvey.
Daybreak North - Coralee Oakes wants to be a strong voice for the central interiorMay 15, 2013 | 7:56Daybreak North Coralee Oakes wants to be a strong voice for the central interior Audio
Daybreak North Coralee Oakes wants to be a strong voice for the central interior May 15, 2013 | 7:56Coralee Oakes was elected as the B.C. Liberal candidate for Cariboo North, beating independent incumbent Bob Simpson. While Simpson predicts voters will regret returning the Liberals to power, Oakes told Betsy Trumpener that Simpson has been a great advoc
Daybreak North - Blue Grass Festival in HixonMay 17, 2012 | 6:21Daybreak North Blue Grass Festival in Hixon Audio
Daybreak North Blue Grass Festival in Hixon May 17, 2012 | 6:21Hixon is holding its seventh annual Blue Grass and Country Jamboree this weekend. Organizer Ken Merrit talks about how the festival started, and how it has grown.
Daybreak North - Tumbler Ridge coal mine a "dream" for Chinese workerDec 10, 2012 | 7:37Daybreak North Tumbler Ridge coal mine a "dream" for Chinese worker Audio
Daybreak North Tumbler Ridge coal mine a "dream" for Chinese worker Dec 10, 2012 | 7:37The controversy about over 200 Chinese miners coming to work at a coal mine in Tumbler Ridge continues in court this week, but a dozen of those workers have already arrived in the northeastern community. CBC's Greg Rasmussen spoke to supporters, detractors, and Hoy Juh Lee, a 24-year-old Chinese worker who says coming to Canada is a "dream" for him and his family.
Daybreak North - Perils of signing an MOUMay 24, 2013 | 6:52Daybreak North Perils of signing an MOU Audio
Daybreak North Perils of signing an MOU May 24, 2013 | 6:52IOU and MOU. The University of Northern BC and Barkerville signed Memorandum of Understandings with Chinese organizations. Daybreak's Andrew Kurjata spoke with Dan Harris about what the agreements actually mean.
Daybreak North - Faith and pipelinesApr 29, 2013 | 10:15Daybreak North Faith and pipelines Audio
Daybreak North Faith and pipelines Apr 29, 2013 | 10:15Andrew Aukema is a pastor with the Christian Reform Church. He spoke with Betsy Trumpener about whether religions should get involved with political issues like the Northern Gateway pipeline project.
Daybreak North - Is the Truth and Reconciliation Commission doing its job?May 13, 2013 | 12:29Daybreak North Is the Truth and Reconciliation Commission doing its job? Audio
Daybreak North Is the Truth and Reconciliation Commission doing its job? May 13, 2013 | 12:29The Truth and Reconciliation Commission was created to learn the truth about what happened in residential schools and to inform all Canadians about their findings. It is in Prince George Monday and Tuesday this week. It is an emotional process, but Queen

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