Category Archives: News
Vehicle Incident at Meziadin Junction Has Highway 37a Facing Delays
A vehicle incident has Highway 37a down to singe lane alternating traffic at the Meziadin Junction. Traffic control is set up in the area, and while the road is open to traffic, drivers should expect ...
Dec 23, 2021
City of Quesnel Reminding Residents of Shifting Holiday Hours
Quesnel is issuing some reminders to residents as the holidays approach. Bulk water users are being advised to check their account balances before the holidays. City Hall will be closed from 3:00 Frid...
Dec 23, 2021
Canfor Shutting Down One of Two Production Lines at Northwood Pulp Mill
Canfor will be shutting down operations on one of their production lines in Prince George to tackle some repairs. Yesterday, the company announced an extended closure at their Northwood NBSK Pulp Mill...
Dec 23, 2021
Seal Cove Salt Marsh Restoration Project in Prince Rupert Targeting Spring Completion
After a streak of weather delays and supply chain issues, the Seal Cove Salt Marsh in Prince Rupert is eyeing a Spring 2022 opening. Initially scheduled to open this summer, the Prince Rupert Port Aut...
Dec 23, 2021
Terrace and Kitimat Announce How Covid Restrictions Will Impact Recreation and Other Services
Both the City of Terrace and the District of Kitimat have announced how yesterday's new Covid restrictions will impact recreational services. In Terrace, the Sportsplex will be issuing refunds to thos...
Dec 23, 2021
December 23rd Covid-19 Update, Another Daily Case Record
British Columbia is reporting 1,474 new cases of Covid-19, as of last night. That brings the province's active case total to 7,253, with 71 in ICU. Of the new cases, 39 are from Northern Health, while...
Dec 23, 2021
Evacuation Alert Issued for Two Areas in Smithers
A flood evacuation alert has been issued for two areas in Smithers, due to an ice jam on the Bulkley River. An evacuation alert is a step below an order, and is intended to notify residents so they ca...
Dec 22, 2021
Dakelh and Yinka Dene Language Classes to be Offered in Quesnel Next Year
Students at the College of New Caledonia's Quesnel campus interested in learning a new language are in luck. Beginning next month, the College will be launching a 16 week program to introduce students...
Dec 22, 2021
$30 Million Catholic Church Reconciliation Fundraiser Hasn't Started Yet
A fundraiser campaign which promised to raise 30 million dollars for reconciliation projects has not yet started. Earlier this year, the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops announced the plan in a...
Dec 22, 2021
Ottawa Expanding Definition of Lockdown to Allow New Pandemic Supports for Canadians
Ottawa is expanding their definition of what a lockdown is, in order for Canadians to access supports offered in a new Bill. Last week, Parliament voted to pass Bill C-2, which introduced a slew of ne...
Dec 22, 2021