Category Archives: News
Dawson Creek RCMP Investigating Suspicious Death from Tuesday
Dawson Creek RCMP have launched an investigation after deeming a Tuesday death to be suspicious. Police received reports of a man in medical distress at an apartment near 8th Street and Watson Crescen...
Jeff Blagden May 06, 2022
Prince George RCMP Arrest One Armed Robbery Suspect, Still Searching for Second Suspect
After a lengthy chase, RCMP were able to arrest one suspect of an armed robbery in Prince George last week, but are still looking for another. At around 2:30 in the morning on April 30th, police recei...
Jeff Blagden May 06, 2022
Federal Government makes promise to create a monument honoring residential school survivors and victims
Earlier today, the Federal Government promised that they will build a national monument that will honor both the survivors and victims of the residential school system. The monument itself is going to...
Cael Maslin May 06, 2022
Howe Creek Trail Closures to Continue into Next Week as Crews Conduct Segmented Work
Maintenance work on the Howe Creek Trail in Terrace will continue next week, prompting the closure of another section of the trail. Crews will be working on the portion to the east of the Caledonia Tr...
Jeff Blagden May 06, 2022
Northcoast-Nechako Tied For Highest Unemployment Rate in BC, According to April Labour Force Survey
BC tied Ontario for the third lowest unemployment rate among all provinces in April. According to StatsCan's most recent labour force survey, BC saw a 5.4 percent seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate...
Jeff Blagden May 06, 2022
BC investing in mental health services for health care and community social services workers
British Columbia has decided to begin making mental health supports more accessible to health-care and community social services workers. Namely, the Province invested $735,000 in order to expand Care...
Cael Maslin May 06, 2022
More than 33,000 Public Service Employees Represented by BCGEU To Undergo Strike Vote
More than 33,000 employees of BC's Public Service Agency could be hitting the picket line, pending the results of a strike vote later this month. Public service workers represented by the BC General E...
Jeff Blagden May 06, 2022
Telkwa Residents Asked to Conserve Water as Work on Morris Reservoir Picks Up
Residents of the Village of Telkwa are being asked to conserve water as work on the Morris Reservoir picks up. Between May 9th and the 20th, the Village's public works crew will be emptying and inspec...
Jeff Blagden May 06, 2022
Kitimat RCMP Searching for Tires Stolen From Parked Truck
Kitimat RCMP are on the lookout for a set of stolen tires. On Wednesday, police received a report that a set of tires had been stolen from a truck parked on the 200 block of 3rd Street. Valued at $1,5...
Jeff Blagden May 06, 2022
Port of Prince Rupert Adds 16 New Vessel Calls, Tripling Expected Passenger Totals This Year
More than 46,000 additional cruise passengers could be coming through the Port of Prince Rupert this year, thanks to 16 added vessel calls. Most of those come from the addition of Princess Cruise's Ru...
Jeff Blagden May 06, 2022 Photo of Ruby Princess From Princess Cruise's Website (princess.com)