Category Archives: News

Man Arrested in Connection With Pair of Almost-Armed Robberies in Quesnel
A man is now facing multiple charges stemming from a pair of robberies in Quesnel, after being arrested earlier this week. On January 7th, RCMP were called out to an apparent armed robbery at a local ...
Jeff Blagden Jan 20, 2023

New Infrastructure Connects More Than 1,300 Households in the Cariboo with High-Speed Internet
Residents of six remote Cariboo communities now be able to access highspeed internet services. More than 1,300 households will benefit from newly completed infrastructure in 150 Mile House, Likely, Hy...
Jeff Blagden Jan 20, 2023

BC Hydro Planning to Issue Expression of Interest to Gauge Need for Electrical Transmission Infrastructure on the Northcoast
BC Hydro is planning to issue an Expression of Interest, to help gauge the need for electrical transmission infrastructure on the Northcoast. With the region experiencing significant industrial growth...
Jeff Blagden Jan 20, 2023

New peer support group for addiction recovery offered in Terrace
A new peer support group has been created to help those in recovery from addiction as a form of second stage treatment. Serenity Seekers is a new drop in support group organized by members of the Gitl...
Morgyn Budden Jan 20, 2023

Nine power outages ongoing following Prince Rupert snowfall
BC Hydro has provided an update on the status of Prince Rupert area outages after a heavy snowfall which saw over 800 residents without power. Prince Rupert, Lax Kwalaams, and Port Edward have all bee...
Morgyn Budden Jan 19, 2023

Province Provides $50 Million for Projects Which Increase Residual Fibre Supply and Use With the Goal of Boosting Forestry Employment
New provincial funding aims to keep forestry workers working and local mills running, while also mitigating wildfire risks and emissions. $50 million is being provided for the Forest Enhancement Socie...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2023

Oncoming Train Collides with Car Along Tracks West of Terrace, No Injuries Reported as a Result
Nobody was injured as a result of a collision between a car and a train west of Terrace this morning. RCMP were called out to the incident on Highway 16, near the confluence of the Exstew and Skeena R...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2023

Tŝilhqot'in Leaders Call for Shutdown of New Newton Mountain Drilling Program Until Consent id Granted
Leaders from the Tilhqot'in Nation are calling for the shutdown of a new diamond drilling program on their territory, until consent is given. Last June, BC approved a 5 year drilling permit for the Ne...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2023

Pair of Deaths at Dawson Creek Residence from Last Weekend Confirmed to be Homicides
RCMP have confirmed the deaths of two individuals discovered inside a Dawson Creek home last weekend to be homicides. Police initially believed the deaths to be suspicious after discovering the bodies...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2023

Port of Prince Rupert Sees Second Straight Decline in Annual Cargo Volume in 2022, but Best Cruise Season in a Decade
Roughly 24.6 million tonnes of cargo passed through the Port of Prince Rupert last year, marking a decline in volume for the second straight year. According to the Prince Rupert Port Authority, the 2 ...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2023