Category Archives: 2018

The District of Kitimat says it’s quickly claiming the dubious distinction of being one of BC’s top communities for bear destruction. The District says yet another bear was put down in the...

The time for celebration is over, according to Skeena MLA Ellis Ross, who says businesses need to start hustling now to see the benefit of the LNG boom. http://cfnrfm.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/959...

Two Smithers business owners are stepping up in a big way to support the town’s goal of building a new library-gallery. Harvey and Corry Tremblay of Hy-Tech Drilling have pledged to match commun...

Federal Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi continued his visit to the Northwest with a stop in Terrace today. Continuing to build on the theme from yesterday, the Minister took to the podium onc...

RCMP in Fort St John are hoping to find witnesses to a possible hit and run from Monday. Police attended an area near 94th Avenue and 94th Street early in the morning to find an injured man laying in ...

Two northern BC residents are learning both the “Don’t feed the animals” and “watch what you post online” lessons the hard way. The pair are being charged under the Wildl...

RCMP in Prince George are seeking a suspect relating to an indecent act investigation from earlier in the month. The incident originally took place inside a drug store near 1st Avenue and Tabor Boulev...

BC Federation of Labour President Irene Lanzinger has announced that she will not be seeking re-election. Lanzinger has served 2 terms in the position after being elected as the Federation’s fir...

Williams Lake RCMP are asking for public assistance in an investigation dating back to the summer. On June 5th of this year, police received a report of a dead steer left illegally in the Likely-Horse...

The federal government is providing $686,000 in funding for an Indigenous bioheat project in Hazelton. Gitxsan Energy Inc., a Gitxsan Nation-owned business, will use the money for a forest-based bioma...