Category Archives: 2018

Elevated pollution levels have triggered an air quality advisory for Quesnel. The environment ministry and Northern Health say high concentrations of fine particulate matter are to blame. Exposure to ...

BC drivers could headed for a big insurance hike as the financial wreck at ICBC continues. The insurance corporation is forecasting a bigger-than-expected loss of $890 million this fiscal year after p...

BC Transit wants Dawson Creek residents to give them a test drive. Transit is offering a week of free service in the community starting Saturday, November 24. The idea is to reduce car traffic and idl...

BC Ferries has unveiled the artwork that will adorn the newest member of its fleet. Designs by Nuxalk artist Danika Naccarella and the Kwakiutl First Nation's Richard Hunt were revealed Friday in Vict...

Fortis BC’s natural gas supply picture is improving, but it’s asking customers to continue conservation efforts as the winter wears on. An official says Enbridge’s plan to increase p...

A bust near Prince George yesterday saw RCMP seize more than 50 thousand dollars worth of illicit drugs. Police executed a search warrant at a residence on Isle Pierre Road, roughly 30 kms west of Pri...

Pollution, safety, and savings are at the heart of a new provincial government initiative announced today. 1.1 billion dollars will be invested over the next 10 years in making BC’s social housi...

The Tilhqot'in Nation is in court this week trying to protect a sacred part of its territory from a massive mine drilling program. Earlier this year, the BC Supreme Court upheld a permit authorizing T...

Crime in Williams Lake is on the way down, according to an RCMP report from earlier this week. Although police actually saw more calls for service in 2018 compared to 2017, crime in most areas has see...

The Nechako Lakes School District has announced funding partnership with a mining company. Centerra Gold will provide $45,000 over the next three years to support the district’s Streamkeeper wat...