Category Archives: News
Collision Near Taylor Traps Two Drivers, Claims One Life
A collision which closed Highway 97 for two hours near Fort St John yesterday has resulted in the death of one driver. Emergency crews responded to the crash near the intersection with Pingle Creek Ro...
Nov 24, 2021
Two Vehicle Collision Near Hixon Claims One Life
A two vehicle collision near Hixon this afternoon has claimed one life. At around 12:10, Quesnel RCMP responded to reports of the collision on Highway 97, south of Olson Road. A pick-up truck and semi...
Nov 24, 2021
BC Safety Minister warns BC residents about upcoming weather
The public safety minister for BC has sent out a statement asking residents to monitor the weather forecast this week since more storms are expected to be coming soon. Mike Farnworth also said that ov...
Nov 24, 2021
Future of Williams Lake Park Still Uncertain After Public Consultations and Council Debate
Williams Lake City Council is no closer to determining the future of Kinsmen Park, despite a lengthy debate. Earlier this year, the City brought forward the possibility of purchasing a portion of the ...
Nov 24, 2021
Most Supporters Rallying at Prince George Courthouse on Monday Remained Peaceful, One Did Not
While most displays of support outside the Prince George court house on Monday were peaceful, one resulted in an assault arrest. A number of individuals arrested during the RCMP's injunction enforceme...
Nov 24, 2021
BC Introduces Permanent 5 Paid Sick Leave Days per Year
Starting next year, every employee in British Columbia will be entitled to 5 days of employer paid sick leave each year. Permanent sick leave has been a topic of contention for years, but the Province...
Nov 24, 2021
Mass Exodus Leaves District of Wells With One Remaining Councillor
A mass exodus has left the District of Wells with no Mayor, and only one Councillor. On Friday, Mayor Gabe Fourchalk announced his resignation, citing a conflict of interest pertaining to his job with...
Nov 24, 2021
18% of Children in BC Still Living in Poverty
A recent report in to BC's child poverty levels in 2019 show little change when compared to previous years. Child and youth advocacy coalition, First Call, published their annual report, which actuall...
Nov 24, 2021
BC Hydro Conducting a Number of Lengthy Power Outages in the North in the Coming Weeks
Residents of the North will see a slew of power outages over the next few weeks. BC Hydro will be conducting a number of planned outages to ensure equipment can hold up through the winter, and replace...
Nov 24, 2021
Log Supply Issues Force Skeena Sawmills Closure for Remainder of Week
Log supply chain issues have forced Skeena Sawmills to shut down operations for the remainder of the week. According to the mill, a slew of issues have prevented them from being able to obtain enough ...
Nov 24, 2021