Category Archives: News
Province Makes $33 Million Available to Help Rural, Remote, and Forestry-Dependent Communities Diversify Their Economies
Up to $33 million in provincial funding is being made available to help remote and rural communities strengthen and diversify their economies. Through the new Rural Economic Diversification and Infras...
Nov 14, 2022
Local Ranchers and Volunteers Rescue Over 70 Calves Following Cattle-Truck Crash Near Prince George
BC Livestock crews and volunteers were able to rescue more than 70 calves in the moments following a cattle truck crash near Prince George. RCMP were originally called out to the scene of the incident...
Nov 14, 2022
Outstanding Warrants Keep Terrace RCMP Busy Over the Past 2 Weeks
Outstanding warranted have been keeping RCMP officers in Terrace busy over the past two weeks. On November 3rd, while conducting patrols, officers pulled over a woman to check her license, finding her...
Nov 14, 2022
New wheelchair basketball teams created in the northwest
Two new wheelchair basketball teams have formed in the northwest to promote inclusivity. The Northern Adapted Sports Association (NASA), which originated in Prince George five years ago, has decided t...
Nov 14, 2022 New wheelchair basketball teams created in northwest. Photo courtesy of Northern Adapted Sports Association on Facebook.
Cariboo-based Virtual Health Care Clinic to Become Latest Casualty of Primary Care Staffing Crisis
A virtual clinic in the Cariboo, meant to service those without a family doctor, has become the latest casualty of the health care staffing crisis. Launched in October of 2020 to help bridge services ...
Nov 14, 2022
Canada currently dealing with country wide shortage of Tylenol and Advil
With cold and flu season now upon us, Canadians will be hard pressed to find Tylenol or Advil on pharmacy store shelves. There is a nation-wide shortage of both products and it was also confirmed that...
Nov 14, 2022
Terrace RCMP Seize Numerous Prohibited Weapons from Vehicle While on Patrol on Remembrance Day
A keen eye by RCMP patrols in Terrace this Remembrance Day led to the seizure of a number of illegal weapons. Police were conducting patrols in the downtown when they spotted a vehicle which had repor...
Nov 14, 2022
Terrace's Skeena Salmon Arts Festival Society wins award
The Skeena Salmon Arts Fest Society announced on Nov. 3 that they've received a Lieutenant Governors Arts and Music Award for Visual Arts award for contributions to the visual arts in the north west. ...
Nov 14, 2022
IBC commissioned poll reveals BC Residents want more protection from flooding
One year after some serious atmospheric flooding took place in southwest BC, a commissioned exclusive poll was created by the Insurance Bureau of Canada via Pollara Strategic Insights. And in this pol...
Nov 14, 2022
UNBC Professor, and Renowned Cree Scholar, Dr Margo Greenwood Named Canada's Next Senator
Renowned Indigenous scholar, and long-time University of Northern BC professor, Doctor Margo Greenwood has been named Canada's next Senator. Dr Greenwood, who is of Cree ancestry, has been internation...
Nov 14, 2022