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Daybreak North | Jan 30, 2013 | 6:26

Buick Creek bands together to bring down suspects

Two stolen trucks, two people wanted to robbery, and a village posse to take them down. Daybreak's Leisha Grebinski has more.

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Daybreak North - Is the ultimate destiny for the Enbridge Northern Gateway hearings violent conflictJun 18, 2013 | 9:33Daybreak North Is the ultimate destiny for the Enbridge Northern Gateway hearings violent conflict Audio
Daybreak North Is the ultimate destiny for the Enbridge Northern Gateway hearings violent conflict Jun 18, 2013 | 9:33Daybreak's George Baker brings us up to date with the latest from the Enbridge Northern Gateway joint review hearings -- where some project opponents fear where the politics behind the project is heading.
Daybreak North - Prince George First Nation opposes plans for Idle No More demonstrations on traditional territoryJun 18, 2013 | 8:12Daybreak North Prince George First Nation opposes plans for Idle No More demonstrations on traditional territory Audio
Daybreak North Prince George First Nation opposes plans for Idle No More demonstrations on traditional territory Jun 18, 2013 | 8:12Idle No More had plans to run a campaign called "Sovereignty Summer" in Prince George, on the traditional land of the Llheidi T'eneh First Nation. But Llheidi T'eneh chief and council oppose the plans. Andrew Kurjata speaks to Idle No More organizer Steve
Daybreak North - Before Site C flood, Royal B.C. Museum collects bugs of the Peace River ValleyJun 17, 2013 | 5:43Daybreak North Before Site C flood, Royal B.C. Museum collects bugs of the Peace River Valley Audio
Daybreak North Before Site C flood, Royal B.C. Museum collects bugs of the Peace River Valley Jun 17, 2013 | 5:43If the Site C dam is built in the Peace region, it will flood not just farmland and homes, but countless bugs. This has attracted the attention of the Royal B.C. Museum's Entomology Collection Manager, Claudia Copley. She speaks with Betsy Trumpener.
Daybreak North - Traditional First Nations technology gets a more accurate fish count near Bella BellaJun 17, 2013 | 4:58Daybreak North Traditional First Nations technology gets a more accurate fish count near Bella Bella Audio
Daybreak North Traditional First Nations technology gets a more accurate fish count near Bella Bella Jun 17, 2013 | 4:58A newly constructed wooden gate is stretched across a river near Bella Bella. "Weirs" have been used for thousands of years to catch fish. Now, William Housty of the QQS Society tells Daybreak's Andrew Kurjata how it's being used for scientific purposes.
Daybreak North - National museum is sending the Nishga Girl backJun 14, 2013 | 9:38Daybreak North National museum is sending the Nishga Girl back Audio
Daybreak North National museum is sending the Nishga Girl back Jun 14, 2013 | 9:38The Canadian Museum of Civilization is under heat for pulling a historic North Coast boat from its collection. The Nishga Girl is being returned to B.C. Betsy Trumpener speaks with the curator who acquired the boat for the museum, George McDonald.
Daybreak North - Prince George dancers take their first plies of the seasonJun 14, 2013 | 4:15Daybreak North Prince George dancers take their first plies of the season Audio
Daybreak North Prince George dancers take their first plies of the season Jun 14, 2013 | 4:15Betsy Trumpener is dropping in on Dance Your Hart Out dance recital for a good reason: It's that time of year when beautiful ballerinas and tiny toe tappers and hard working hip hoppers prepare to perform for their proud parents.
Daybreak North - Fort George Park is recognizing its Lheidli T'enneh historyJun 13, 2013 | 4:58Daybreak North Fort George Park is recognizing its Lheidli T'enneh history Audio
Daybreak North Fort George Park is recognizing its Lheidli T'enneh history Jun 13, 2013 | 4:58This year marks the 100th anniversary Lheidli T'enneh removal from the land, Fort George Park calls home. The Exploration Place is hosting an exhibit ahead of The 37th Annual BC Elders Gathering in Prince George. Bob Campbell gives us a tour.
Daybreak North - Natural Gas and the impact on B.C.'s futureJun 13, 2013 | 19:59Daybreak North Natural Gas and the impact on B.C.'s future Audio
Daybreak North Natural Gas and the impact on B.C.'s future Jun 13, 2013 | 19:59Ten natural gas terminals are proposed in B.C. It's a guessing game as to how many will be built, and the environmental impact. Betsy Trumpener speaks with natural gas development minister Rich Coleman and Ian Bruce of the David Suzuki Foundation.
Daybreak North - How Nelson Mandela shaped northern B.C.Jun 12, 2013 | 7:06Daybreak North How Nelson Mandela shaped northern B.C. Audio
Daybreak North How Nelson Mandela shaped northern B.C. Jun 12, 2013 | 7:06Dr. Charles Helm of Tumbler Ridge speaks with CBC's Betsy Trumpener about the influence Nelson Mandela has had on his life and home country.
Daybreak North - Beware the pitch: banned traveling salesman back in northern B.C.Jun 12, 2013 | 1:07Daybreak North Beware the pitch: banned traveling salesman back in northern B.C. Audio
Daybreak North Beware the pitch: banned traveling salesman back in northern B.C. Jun 12, 2013 | 1:07A traveling salesman, once banned from selling in B.C. for 5 years, is back in business-- and back in trouble with regulators. In 2005 Lloyd Schell, Jr. was banned from selling in British Columbia for five years after selling overprice vacuums to seniors.
Daybreak North - Able-bodied kids in Prince George are playing wheelchair baseketballJun 12, 2013 | 4:42Daybreak North Able-bodied kids in Prince George are playing wheelchair baseketball Audio
Daybreak North Able-bodied kids in Prince George are playing wheelchair baseketball Jun 12, 2013 | 4:42A gym full of grade 4's and 5's tried wheelchair basketball for the first time. At Sacred Heart school in Prince George, able-bodied kids wheeled, spinned and alley-ooped, down the court. Daybreak's Adrian Mrdeza was courtside.
Daybreak North - Petronas is making a $16 billion bet on B.C.'s natural gas futureJun 12, 2013 | 9:29Daybreak North Petronas is making a $16 billion bet on B.C.'s natural gas future Audio
Daybreak North Petronas is making a $16 billion bet on B.C.'s natural gas future Jun 12, 2013 | 9:29Malaysian petroleum heavyweight Petronas says it will spend $16 billion on two Prince Rupert-area natural gas terminals. It is the largest spending announcement yet for the natural gas rush to the BC coast.
Daybreak North - Sandspit residents won't drink the town's tap waterJun 11, 2013 | 9:01Daybreak North Sandspit residents won't drink the town's tap water Audio
Daybreak North Sandspit residents won't drink the town's tap water Jun 11, 2013 | 9:01People in Sandspit won't drink the town's tap water if they can help it. The water sanitation operator is warning that there are possible dangerous levels of chemicals in the system. Bob Prudhomme speaks with Daybreak's Andrew Kurjata.
Daybreak North - Fort. John property owner helping protect Dane-zaa burial gound in his yardJun 11, 2013 | 4:38Daybreak North Fort. John property owner helping protect Dane-zaa burial gound in his yard Audio
Daybreak North Fort. John property owner helping protect Dane-zaa burial gound in his yard Jun 11, 2013 | 4:38Calvin Langerud [lang-rude] lives near Fort St. John. On a massive stretch of property...he bought from his father. Langerud is now helping to protect what lies below - the remains of Dane-zaa [DENE - zaw] people who were buried close to a hundred year
Daybreak North - Peru's violent protests against resource development contrasts similar debates in Northern BCJun 10, 2013 | 9:58Daybreak North Peru's violent protests against resource development contrasts similar debates in Northern BC Audio
Daybreak North Peru's violent protests against resource development contrasts similar debates in Northern BC Jun 10, 2013 | 9:58There are distinct differences between opposition to resource development here in Northern BC than in Peru. Outrage is mostly vocal here. Down there, it can get violent. Author Arno Kopecky is covering the resource conflict in Peru. He speaks with Betsy.

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