Category Archives: 2018

It’s been one month since a Prince George boy went missing. Despite extensive search efforts across northern BC, RCMP have not found 16 year-old Colten Therrin Fleury. Last Friday, his mother Ph...

Former youths in care will no longer need to worry about tuition money if they intend to join the construction trades. Premier John Horgan announced today that their tuition waiver program for youth i...

June 21st National Indigenous Day Journey 106.3 will be there! A day for all Canadians to celebrate the cultures and contributions to Canada of the First Nations, Mtis and Inuit people. Join us at the...

The government is looking for input on how to improve small businesses in the province. As of today, an online engagement site will allow small business owners to give their suggestions on policy reco...

A UNBC researcher will head up a task force looking in to a Call to Action from the Truth an Reconciliation Commission of Canada. An insight grant of 182 thousand dollars has been issued to Erica Hern...

Cool and wet weather can take some of the praise in helping wildfire crews make progress on the largest fire so far this year. The Tommy Lakes Fire entered the weekend just 10 percent contained, but t...

The provincial government is opening their wallets in support of a new beef packing plant in Prince George. A 450 thousand dollar commitment was made by the government at the BC Cattleman’s Asso...

An environmental group is worried CN may once again carry out herbicide spraying next to the Skeena River, including areas of valuable salmon habitat. Dead vegetation along the CN rail line between Te...

Ryan Frank sat down and had a conversation with Smogelgem. He is a hereditary chief from the Wetsoweten Nation.

Kitimat RCMP are trying to track down the owner of a boat found earlier this spring. Police say the green Water Master Kodiak Raft was found April 16th at the Kitimat River and Nalabeelah Creek. Mount...