Category Archives: News

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has unveiled a sweeping plan to dismantle illegal tent cities across Canada, following a wave of endorsements from police associations, including the Toronto Polic...

Liberal leader Mark Carney is pledging to defend British Columbia and all of Canada from U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed protectionism, promising strong economic leadership in the face of rising...

A cultural burn covering 100 hectares could begin as early as today on Williams Lake First Nation land. The BC Wildfire Service is supporting the planned burn, which is set to take place within WLFN I...

Eight community shuttle services will continue or launch across northern B.C., providing residents in rural and remote areas with reliable, safe, and affordable regional transportation. Over $1.3 mill...

National Volunteer Week runs April 27 to May 3, celebrating the millions of Canadians whose efforts strengthen communities across the country. This year's theme, Volunteers Make Waves, recognizes the ...

The Skidegate Band Council has enacted an immediate nightly curfew following a fatal vehicle incident in the village. The curfew, now in effect, begins at 10 p.m. and ends at 6 a.m. daily and will rem...

CFNR News spoke with Ellis Ross he is the Conservative Party candidate in Skeena-Bulkley Valley. Learning more about him. Take a listen below to hear more about him.

To help residents get to the polls on federal election day, BC Transit and local government partners across B.C. are offering free transit on Monday, April 28, 2025. This initiative makes it easier fo...

Don't forget-Advance Voting is happening this weekend Polls will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday through Monday, April 18th to 21st. To make it easy, here are the voting locations across the r...

The Province is proposing changes to BC's graduated licensing system to make it easier for new drivers while boosting road safety-especially for motorcyclists. Under the plan, new drivers would no lon...