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Stewart RCMP find family in connection with missing persons case
Stewart RCMP say their call for help in a historical missing persons case paid off quickly, The detachment issued a media release last Friday looking for family members of Gerhard Krausnig of Smithers...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018
New Conservation Officers settling into postings
The B.C. government says its newly minted Conservation Officers are settling in to their news posts throughout the province, including the north. Haida Gwaii, Bella Coola, Mackenzie, and Chetwynd are ...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018
Northwest communities launch online investment tool portal
A group of northwest B.C. communities has launched a new set of online investment tools to support business development. The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, New Hazelton, Stewart, and Hazelton h...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018
Steps to follow if you haven't received your referendum voting package
Eligible residents who have not yet received their voter package for the on-going electoral reform referendum may need to start thinking about requesting a package. Eligible voters are any resident wh...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018
Improved radio communication coming to Haida Gwaii
Those traversing forest service and resource roads on Haida Gwaii will soon benefit from improved communication. A new provincial project will add safety for forest workers and other drivers by standa...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018
Two pedestrians hit by vehicles last Friday
It’s a reminder for both drivers and pedestrians to pay attention. Terrace RCMP say two pedestrians were struck by vehicles in separate incidents last Friday. A man was hit by a car Friday night...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018
Cullen named Parliamentarian of the Year by peers
Nathan Cullen has been honoured by his peers from across party lines. The Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP has been named Parliamentarian of the Year by Macleans magazine as chosen by Members of Parliament. C...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018
RCMP in Terrace thwart drunken break-in
Terrace RCMP thwarted an attempted drunken break and enter last weekend. Police responded to the 4400 block of Park Avenue to find a highly intoxicated man attempting to jostle the door knob of a home...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018
570 kms of BC Highways to face speed reductions
Drivers on some BC highways are going to need to dial the speed back just a touch. In the interest of safety, the provincial government has decided to roll back speed limits on 570 kms of highways. 15...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018
Terrace welcomes diverse new City Council at swearing in ceremony
Fresh faces joined familiar ones as Terrace City Council ushered in a new era last night. City Hall played host to the swearing in of the rendition of Council which will serve the community for the ne...
CFNRNews Nov 06, 2018