Category Archives: 2018

The province is looking for child care facilities willing to team up on a program that wants to bring better universal child care to BC. Providers that wish to join the program will operate as prototy...

Despite thousands of new part time jobs in BC in May, the country’s overall employment rate took a sizeable hit. According to Statcan’s May report, the country as a whole lost more than 75...

Time is running out to nominate those teachers that had the biggest impact on your life for provincial recognition. June 30th is the last day to nominate educators and school faculty for the innaugura...

A popular provincial park east of Prince George will be home to what’s being billed as BC’s first universally accessible playground. BC Parks teamed up with Spinal Cord Injury BC to help d...

The RCMP North District Major Crime Unit is investigating the death of a woman near Williams Lake. Police were initially called to a report of a sudden death in the Esk’etemc First Nation commun...

Prince George RCMP say the driver arrested after the death of a pedestrian has been charged with impaired driving causing death. Mounties say 47 year-old Michelle Dac has been released from custody pe...

The North Pacific Cannery near Prince Rupert will again host the Intertidal Music Festival. The festival, in its second year, will feature a wide a wide range of artists, food trucks, and locally-brew...

Get ready to rock out in Kitimat at a pre-Canada Day Arena Concert! Saturday June 30th Line-Up Chekyrd Past – opening act Who Made Who – A tribute to AC/DC Bad Moon Riders – A salute...

CN Rail’s planned $340 million investment across its B.C. operations in 2018 will feature a number of projects along its northern lines. The company says it will build four new train passing sid...

Dawson Creek is breaking new ground with an agreement with Hockey Canada. The Peace Region city has entered in to a first of its kind long-term hosting agreement which will see the city host numerous ...