Category Archives: News
Skeena First Nations urging DFO to change Chinook management plan
First Nations along the Skeena River worry that the DFO plan to protect Chinook stocks won’t provide enough salmon for their food fishery and threatens the future of the species. The Department ...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018
New recycling category being added to pilot depots
Recycling depots across BC are now adding new options for those looking to be more environmentally friendly. Formerly rejected items such as prepackaged snack bags will now be accepted under the ̶...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018
Go Fund Me page set up after tragic death of Terrace girl
The exact cause of a tragic death of a Terrace girl is still unknown. 13 year-old Grace Peerless passed away in a Vancouver hospital on Saturday due to complications relating to burns she suffered in ...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018
New US aluminum tariffs spell trouble for Kitimat
A 10 percent tariff on aluminum between Canada and the US could pose major problems for Kitimat. According to Mayor Phil Germuth, more than 75 percent of the city’s aluminum, its main source of ...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018
BCLC welcomes new chair
The BC Lottery Corporation welcomed a new leader yesterday. Peter Kappel was appointed as chair of the provincial Crown Corporation yesterday under the Gaming Control Act. Kappel will serve a one year...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018
Quesnel RCMP investigating crash, 1 injured
A two vehicle collision yesterday in Quesnel has sent a woman to hospital. The incident saw two SUVs collide with each other on Highway 97 near Balsam Avenue when one vehicle merged in to the other, c...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018
CNC among 4 colleges joining new business program agreement
The College of New Caledonia is one of four BC colleges joining an agreement to bring a unique business program to students. Along with North Island College, Okanagan College, and Selkirk College, the...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018
Fort St John College to accept students from China
The Northern Lights College in Fort St John is set to accept highschool grads from China following a meeting earlier in the month. Delegates from the Linyi Advanced School of Finance in Shandong, Chin...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018
BC Liquor Stores accepting flooding donations for Red Cross
BC Liquor stores across the province are now accepting flood relief donations at all of their locations. Donations in multiples of 2 and 5 dollars will be accepted until June 24th and will go towards ...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018
ICBC alters medical care and recovery policy
ICBC is continuing their 2018 transformation with new medical care and recovery policies. Those injured in traffic crashes as of January 1st of this year, are now eligible to claim up to 300 thousand ...
CFNRNews Jun 01, 2018