Category Archives: News
Prince George RCMP assist man behaving erratically on Voyager Drive
Earlier this morning, a little bit before 7 AM, Prince George RCMP were notified of a man behaving erratically. Police travelled to the 200-block of Voyageur Drive in order to help the man and ended u...
Cael Maslin Jun 13, 2022
UBC constructing new building for biomedical engineering students
University of BC students who are studying biomedical engineering are going to have a new learning environment before too long. A joint announcement was recently made by the university alongside the p...
Cael Maslin Jun 13, 2022
BC transit making changes to Terrace Transit system
Starting on June 27th, BC Transit is going to be making some route changes to the Terrace Regional Transit System. The intention of the changes are to help out any of their customers that are looking ...
Cael Maslin Jun 13, 2022
Sobering and Assessment Facility being built in Prince George
Northern BC is to going to be getting access to brand new substance-use and mental-health services as part of the Province's historic investment into those services. With BC trying to expand their con...
Cael Maslin Jun 13, 2022
Logging Incident near Usk takes the life of a man
Back on Saturday, a logging incident took place near Usk and it resulted in the death of one man. As of right now, the coroner's service is conducting an investigation to find out exactly what caused ...
Cael Maslin Jun 13, 2022
Premier Horgan and other ministers visit Tahltan Nation territory
The Premier and several other BC ministers recently traveled to Tahltan territory. John Horgan, Nathan Cullen, the municipal affairs minister and Bruce Ralston the minister responsible for mines, stop...
Cael Maslin Jun 13, 2022
Courtroom battle over Nasoga Lands rights finally settled
A courtroom battle between two men representing the Allied Tribes of Lax Kw'alaams and Metlakatla, and the Nisga'a Nation, represented by the Province, has come to it's conclusion. Garry Reece and Har...
Cael Maslin Jun 13, 2022
Multiple flood watches and states of emergency lifted in BC
While river flows are expected to surge again early next week, they have begun to level off for now. As a result, the River Forecast Centre has rescinded a Flood Watch which had covered the Skeena wat...
Cael Maslin Jun 13, 2022
BC Liberal Party starting process of name change
Over the weekend, the BC Liberal Party decided to the begin the process of changing their name. Over 800 attended the party's leadership convention last weekend, where they voted on whether or not the...
Cael Maslin Jun 13, 2022
State of Emergency Rescinded in Kitimat-Stikine Area "C", Evac Orders Downgraded to Alerts, Alerts Maintained in Other Areas of Northwest
A local state of emergency has been declared by the City of Terrace in order to conduct necessary repairs to Frank Street. While it does cover the entire city, the declaration is solely to facilitate ...
Jeff Blagden Jun 10, 2022