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CICK News for Thursday July 9, 2015 With Toby Moisey Hawk Air pulls service from Smithers Boarding4Brandt skate park

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July 9, 2015

CICK News for Thursday July 9, 2015

With Toby Moisey

Hawk Air pulls service from Smithers

Boarding4Brandt skate park

New Hotel for Smithers, Madeline Lough

Hot Beatz in Chicago

Originally published at smithersradio.com

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Labour tensions have spilled over in Prince Rupert

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