Category Archives: 2018
Highway 16 crash kills one person near Prince George
RCMP say one person is dead after a crash just outside Prince George over the long weekend. Investigators say two vehicles crashed along Highway 16 about six kilometres west of Tabor Mountain Sunday n...
CFNRNews Oct 09, 2018
Cullen seeking images of northwest for calendar
Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen is inviting photographers in BC to send in their work to be featured in his 2019 constituency calendar. You can submit your work by email to Nathan.Cullen.C1@par...
CFNRNews Oct 09, 2018
Prince George RCMP investigating reports of shots fired
RCMP in Prince George have launched an investigation in to numerous reports of shots fired on Friday. Police were called to an area near the 1300 block of Strathcona Avenue early in the morning. After...
CFNRNews Oct 09, 2018
Auditor General releases report on tax expendatures
Residents looking to better understand tax expendatures are in luck, thanks to a new report by the Auditor General. Tax expendatures are tax breaks that the government offers in support of social serv...
CFNRNews Oct 09, 2018
UNBC hosting annual Discovery Day event on October 20th
UNBC will be hosting their annual Discovery Day on October 20th for anyone interested in attending the University. All current highschool students or graduates, University or college students, or adul...
CFNRNews Oct 09, 2018
Government seeking public input on mining water use restrictions
Mining operations in BC could be facing permanent restrictions on water use, pending public consultation. In 2016 BC introduced the Water Sustainability Act and, with it, temporary restrictions on wat...
CFNRNews Oct 09, 2018
Housing starts in BC jump 29 percent compared to last year
British Columbia saw a 29 percent jump in housing starts this August compared to last, despite Canada as a whole dropping by 13 percent. The Canada Housing and Mortgage Corporation released the number...
CFNRNews Oct 09, 2018
New acquisition saves forestry jobs in BC
Paper Excellence Canada has announced the acquisition of three Catalyst Paper facilities in BC, effectively securing jobs for more than 15 hundred forestry workers in the province. The acquisition com...
CFNRNews Oct 09, 2018
Teachers both past and present gather for plaque dedication
Both current, and retired teachers and administrators gathered outside the Terrace Sportsplex today to honour the Terrace Teachers’ Strike of 1981. The gathering took place around one of 19 BC L...
CFNRNews Oct 05, 2018
Government issues Environmental Assessment certificate for Red Mountain
An environmental assessment certificate has been issued for the Red Mountain Underground Gold Project. Following consultations with the Nisga’a Lisims Government, and a review from the Environme...
CFNRNews Oct 05, 2018