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Frequently (and not-so-frequently) asked questions.

Can I view back issues?

Yes. Find the link labelled "PDF files" at the top of the page. Click that link. You will then see a directory which lists the current issue and the available previous issues. To view an issue in your web browser, just click the link. To save it to your computer, right-click the link and select "Save As".

Can I print the Bulkley Browser for myself?

Sure! The best way to print your own Bulkley Browser pages is to download the PDF version of the Browser and print it from your PDF viewer*. To download the PDF version of the Browser, find the link labelled "PDF files" at the top of the page. You will then see a directory which lists the current issue and the available previous issues. You're probably looking for the current issue, which you can locate by the date associated with it. To view it in your web browser, just click the link. To save it to your computer, right-click the link and select "Save As".

I have a dial-up internet connection and the pages take so long to load. What should I do?

Try this: download the PDF version of the Bulkley Browser. There's a link to it at the top of each page. It may take quite a while to download, since it can be more than 4 megabytes in size, but once it's saved it to your computer you can read it any time you like in your PDF viewer* without waiting.

How can I electronically search the Bulkley Browser for particular words and phrases?

There is now a Search link at the top of every page of the online version of the Bulkley Browser which will take you to a search page. Or, download the PDF version of the Bulkley Browser to your computer and use the search function in your PDF viewer*.

* To view PDF files on your computer, you can use a free PDF viewer such as one of the following:

Foxit Reader

Adobe Reader

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We would like to give Joey Sampare 10 thumbs up for stepping up an taking charge and opening up the Youth Gitsegukla Drop-In Centre. Keep up the good work and generating donations for the children and teens of the drop in.