Category Archives: News

Prince Rupert adding electric vehicle charging stations to recreation complex
According to a recent news release, Prince Rupert is going to be adding two new electric vehicle chargers to their recreation complex. These chargers are being installed as part of the Charge North ne...
Rob Young Nov 28, 2022

Suspects of Fort St John Break and Enter Learn the Importance of Good Tires After Getting Stuck During Escape Attempt
Two break and enter suspects were quickly apprehended in Charlie Lake yesterday after getting their truck stuck while trying to flee from police. Fort St John RCMP were alerted to the break-in at arou...
Jeff Blagden Nov 25, 2022

Pair of Roadside Stops Lead to Seizure of Drugs, Weapons, and Stolen Items in Quesnel
A pair of roadside stops which turned out to be much more resulted in a busy night for Quesnel RCMP. Police conducted the first stop at around 6:30 in the evening, arresting two women for possession o...
Jeff Blagden Nov 25, 2022

RCMP Uncover Remains of Crashed Floatplane on Central Coast, Still Searching for Passengers
RCMP have uncovered the remains of a floatplane which crashed along the Central Coast on Wednesday, but are still searching for its occupants. Operated by Air Cab, the plane and its 3 occupants had be...
Jeff Blagden Nov 25, 2022

Numerous Stolen Weapons, Drugs, and Other Items Seized in Fort Nelson Search
Numerous stolen items, including weapons and suspected drugs, were seized after police executed a search warrant in Fort Nelson last week. RCMP initially sought out the warrant after receiving public ...
Jeff Blagden Nov 25, 2022

BC Passes Legislation Giving Indigenous Peoples Legal Jurisdiction Over Child and Family Services in their Communities
BC has become the first province to pass legislation giving Indigenous people legal jurisdiction over child and family services in their communities. Through the new Indigenous Self-Government in Chil...
Jeff Blagden Nov 25, 2022

Northern British Columbia to Get First Passport Office, After Months of Pressure from Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP
Residents of northern British Columbia will soon be able to access passport services closer to home, for the first time. Next April, the Service Canada office in Prince George will begin offering expr...
Jeff Blagden Nov 25, 2022

BC in good spot economically according to second quarter fiscal update
According to the recently released second quarter fiscal update, BC is in a good spot to continue supporting people and navigating emerging global economic headwinds. As was listed in other jurisdicti...
Rob Young Nov 25, 2022

Rio Tinto donates $450 thousand in support for campaign against gender-based violence
Rio Tinto is showing support for the sixteen days of activism against gender-based violence campaign. This morning, the company announced that they have donated a total of $450,000 to seventeen differ...
Morgyn Budden Nov 25, 2022

Delegates at BC Federation of Labour's 2022 Convention Unanimously Pass Resolution Calling for the Disbanding of RCMP C-IRG Unit
Delegates at the BC Federation of Labour's annual convention have passed a resolution calling for the end of a controversial RCMP unit. Put forward by the MoveUp Union, the motion urging for the disba...
Jeff Blagden Nov 24, 2022