Category Archives: News
Williams Lake university carpentry students making building for city's first fire truck
Some carpentry students from the Thompson Rivers university in Williams Lake are doing their part to preserve a piece of history. The city's first ever fire truck from 1947 will now be residing in a b...
Aug 24, 2021
Terrace RCMP not investigating fire on Kitsumkalum lands
The Terrace RCMP is not launching an investigation into an August 20th fire that destroyed a location that was described by the Kitsumkalum First Nation as a camp for drug dealers and individuals goin...
Aug 24, 2021
Renewed search for Sheep Hunter finds nothing new
A renewed search for a Sheep Hunter that has been missing since 2005 in the Spatzi Provincial Park came up empty. The leader of the Terrace Search and rescue team, Dave Jephson, Told CFNR news that lu...
Aug 24, 2021
BC Wildfire crews making progress on larger fires because of cooler weather
The manager of fire operations for the B-C Wildfire Service says crews are making ``excellent progress'' on some larger blazes thanks to cooler temperatures. Todd Nessman says the number of fires that...
Aug 24, 2021
City of Terrace using grant for helping improve downtown area to install portable toilets
The City of Terrace is going to be receiving a grant of $161,100 from both the Provincial and Federal governments in order to try and help solve issues like homelessness and crime in the downtown area...
Aug 23, 2021
Forest Products business owner ask for assistance from Cariboo Regional District
In order to get the help that they need in finding a stable fibre supply, the man who owns Kandola Forest Products has gone to the Cariboo Regional District for a helping hand. Neal Kandola, who happe...
Aug 23, 2021
Multiple BC First Nations ask to have part in revising Forest Ministry
A few different First Nations in BC are asking to participate in the revising of the province's forest policy so that it reflects a shared and prosperous future for both Indigenous and non-indigenous ...
Aug 23, 2021
BC Wildfire Service says BC has 20 less fires than last week
The B-C Wildfire Service says there are nearly 250 blazes burning across the province, about 20 fewer than a week ago. The service says more than eight-thousand-600 square kilometres of land has been ...
Aug 23, 2021
Afghan interpreters for Western Military being flown out of country to Canada
Officials say Afghans who previously worked as interpreters for Western military forces and news agencies will eventually resettled in B-C, Ontario and Alberta. Federal officials say the military's sp...
Aug 23, 2021
BC now requiring proof of vaccination for multiple activities
BC residents will soon require proof of COVID-19 vaccination for multiple activities and businesses including restaurants, gyms, concerts and sports games. A new order from provincial health officer D...
Aug 23, 2021