Category Archives: News
Terrace Police have multiple run ins with impaired driver
RCMP in Terrace had two run ins with an impaired driver over the weekend. The first resulted in a 12 hour license suspension after the driver was pulled over for operating an electronic device while d...
CFNRNews Jul 17, 2018
WorkSafeBC launches new online resource ahead of cannabis legalization
WorkSafe BC has made a number of new online resources available in preparation for the legalization of cannabis. The new resource will focus on educating and assessing functional impairment, rather th...
CFNRNews Jul 17, 2018
UBC researchers discover link between MS and other symptoms
British Columbian researchers may have made a break through when it comes to diagnosing multiple sclerosis. After studying symptoms in 14 thousand patients in the largest ever study in to the symptoms...
CFNRNews Jul 17, 2018
Williams Lake RCMP searching for suspects who stole children's charity funds
Williams Lake RCMP are requesting public assistance in identifying a break and enter suspect. Two male suspects broke in to the Williams Lake and District Credit Union at around 6:30 Saturday evening ...
CFNRNews Jul 16, 2018
New physicians to join northwest communities in coming months
7 new physicians are set to join the Northwest Regional Hospital District in the coming months. The new doctors are joining their communities thanks to a 60 thousand dollar commitment by the District ...
CFNRNews Jul 16, 2018
Police investigating church fire west of Williams Lake
RCMP are investigating a church fire in a First Nation community west of Williams Lake. Police say the Cotton Ranch church on the Tl’esqox (Toosey) First Nation community was partially burned to...
CFNRNews Jul 16, 2018
Wildfire near Cedarvale under control
The BC Wildfire Service says a blaze burning east of Terrace is now under control. The 12 hectare fire broke out over the weekend near the Cedarvale-Kitwanga back road on the north side of the Skeena ...
CFNRNews Jul 16, 2018
New agreement localizes infrastructure jobs in BC
A new framework agreement will bring more trades opportunities for Indigenous peoples and women in BC. The new Community Benefits Agreement will see the province work with local communities on key pub...
CFNRNews Jul 16, 2018
Sinkhole in Prince George could cost hundreds of thousands to repair
A major sinkhole causing traffic delays in Prince George could apparently take up to two months to fix. Though the city believes the sinkhole at Winnipeg Street and Carney Street can be repaired, they...
CFNRNews Jul 16, 2018
Trans Mountain protests not hindered by arrests
Trans Mountain protestors say that threats of arrest will not hinder their efforts to stall the pipeline. Participants in the protests say that they will continue to grow their numbers despite facing ...
CFNRNews Jul 16, 2018