Category Archives: News
New Amendments Establish New Rules in the District of Kitimat Heading into Election Season
New amendments to a pair of bylaws in the District of Kitimat will help to shape the way this year's municipal elections take form. One such amendment will bring the District's Election Bylaw in line ...
Jun 21, 2022
New Report Finds Province Adequately Addressed Concerns from 2016 Audit into Mining Policies and Regulations
BC's Auditor General has found that the province has adequately addressed most concerns brought up in a 2016 audit in to mining regulations. Those findings come in a new follow-up report to that audit...
Jun 21, 2022
Flood Risks Remain Low in the Northwest, Advisories Remain in Northeast
Flood risks in the Northwest continue to drop, despite fairly heavy rainfall expected all day across the region. But, some risk still remains in the Northeast, prompting the River Forecast Centre to m...
Jun 21, 2022
Prince George RCMP seeking public help to find missing Indigenous girl
A public request for help has been sent out by the Prince George RCMP in order to get assistance in their search to find a missing youth that hasn't been seen for a few days. The person in question th...
Jun 20, 2022
Tahltan delegates visit Toronto mining convention
The Tahltan Central Government is making waves as they continue to march toward economic prosperity. Recently, President Chad Norman Day and other Tahltan delegates went to Toronto to attend the prosp...
Jun 20, 2022
Northern Health issues toxic drug alert for Smithers
Northern Health has issued a toxic drug alert for the town of Smithers due to the rising amount of overdoses in the town. The substance in question causing a lot of the overdoses is reportedly a deep ...
Jun 20, 2022
Two Rivers Art Gallery putting on BMO Community Art Days
An announcement was just made by the Two Rivers Art Gallery in Prince George regarding a yearly event they put on that now has a new name. The Gallery is going to be holding two BMO Community Art Days...
Jun 20, 2022
Class Action Lawsuit Looks to Bring Justice to Off-Reserve Indigenous Children Subjected to Millennium Scoop
A newly certified class action lawsuit aims to bring justice to off-reserve Indigenous children and families subjected to the Millennium Scoop. Between the 1950s and 80s, the infamous Sixties Scoop sa...
Jun 20, 2022
CN Rail Invests $390 Million in BC, Amid Backlash Over Canadian Rail Regulations
CN Rail says that $390 million in newly announced funding will help to advance the company's commitment to safety in BC. According to the company, the new investments will help to power sustainable gr...
Jun 20, 2022
Williams Lake RCMP seeking missing woman
Last Friday, Williams Lake RCMP got a request to do a wellness check on a woman by the name of Samantha Grondines because she had not been seen since June 15th. However, the Police were unable to find...
Jun 20, 2022 Photo Courtesy of Williams Lake RCMP