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Update: BC Transit reopens All Bus Routes in Terrace after weather based delays
After initially being postponed due to unplowed streets, BC Transit is opening up all public Bus routes in Terrace for today. According to Transit, a number of buses had to be delayed due to the weath...
Jeff Blagden Jan 20, 2022

School District 82 Cancels a Number of Morning and Afternoon Bus Trips in Terrace
With roads once again coated in ice and snow, the Coast Mountain School District is cancelling a number of bus trips today. All morning and afternoon trips on the #1, 2, and 16 routes, covering Terrac...
Jeff Blagden Jan 20, 2022 Courtesy: Coast Mountains School District 82

LNG Canada makes COVID policies clear after concerns raised over virus camp cases
LNG Canada is clarifying their Covid policies, after some residents raised concerns over raising Covid cases in their Kitimat camp. According to those raising the issue, despite the cases, some worker...
Rob Young Jan 19, 2022

Prime Minister Trudeau makes statement about new COVID treatment
Earlier today, a statement was made by Prime Minister Trudeau regarding a treatment that was recently approved by Health Canada. Trudeau stated that while Pfizer's new Paxlovid treatment, which is soo...
Rob Young Jan 19, 2022

Ottawa Opens Calls for Concepts for Projects to Improve Equity in the Workplace
Ottawa is calling for submissions for the 2022 Workplace Opportunities: Removing Barriers to Equity program. Said program provides funding to projects which support federally regulated employers in th...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2022

Two Rivers Gallery to Open New Interactive Exhibition Starting Tomorrow
A new, interactive exhibition is set to open tomorrow at the Two Rivers Gallery in Prince George. Titled "The Politics of Sound", the exhibition is curated by Tyler Stewart, and features work from 7 d...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2022

City of Quesnel to Invest up to $2 Million From Reserve Funds To Finish Fire Hall Renovation
Renovations are on the way for one of Quesnel's three fire halls, after the City agreed to invest fresh funds. Councillors voted for the spending of up to 2 million dollars of reserve funds to complet...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2022

Cedar LNG Project Planning to Submit for Environmental Assessment in February
An LNG project planned for Kitimat is on track to submit an Environmental Assessment application sometime next month. Cedar LNG is a proposed floating LNG facility planned to operate directly across t...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2022

Williams Lake RCMP Identify Suspect Known to Them in Early Morning Break-in Investigation
Williams Lake RCMP were busy early yesterday morning, as they responded to a break-in attempt at a motel. Police were called out to the building, on 7th Avenue, just after 3:30 yesterday morning. They...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2022

Every Health Authority Except Northern Health Saw Drops in Health Care Worker Sick Calls Last Week
Fewer health care workers called in sick last week in most Health Authorities, but that was not the case for the North. Out of 5 Health Authorities reporting data, Northern Health was the only one to ...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2022