Category Archives: News
Series of Vaccination Clinics to open in Clearwater
In an effort to combat the 7 on-going outbreaks in the region, Interior Health will be hosting s number of drop-in clinics over the next five weeks. All clinics will be hosted in Clearwater at the Hea...
Aug 17, 2021
Drive BC provides info where fire dangers are on the roads
As wildfires flare in all corners of B-C, travelers are being warned to check their routes and intended destinations before setting out -- because flames block many routes -- including some key highwa...
Aug 16, 2021
Nuxalk Nation asks Vancouver mining company to leave their territory
The Nuxalk Nation on B-C's north-central coast has given a Vancouver mining company until Wednesday to quit mining exploration in the region and leave Nuxalk territory. The chief and council of the na...
Aug 16, 2021
Two politicians not happy with Trudeau's decision to call election
Just as a lot of people guessed, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called for a federal election earlier today and voting day will be taking place September 20th of this year. Two candidates in Cariboo-Pr...
Aug 16, 2021
Arguments underway in extradition case of Huawei executive
A lawyer for Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou has told her extradition hearing that Canada's attorney general is turning fraud law ``on its head.'' Mark Sandler argued today that government lawyers have ...
Aug 16, 2021
Two neighborhoods by Okanagan Lake damaged by White Rock Lake fire
Much of two neighborhoods on the west side of Okanagan Lake have been ``significantly damaged'' by the massive White Rock Lake wildfire that has scorched more than 620 square kilometres. The Central O...
Aug 16, 2021 Photo courtesy BC Wildfire Service
Survey finds that 80 percent of BC residents are in favor of mandatory COVID vaccines
A recent survey conducted by new Insights West has determined that around 80 percent of BC residents are in support of COVID Vaccines being mandatory, but mainly for those with medical professions lik...
Aug 16, 2021
Drunken Antics Keep Kitimat RCMP Busy
A number of drunken antics in Kitimat kept RCMP busy over the past week. Between August 6th and 8th, RCMP reported three separate incidents of drunken distrubances. The first of which saw two men issu...
Aug 16, 2021
Kitimat RCMP Take Down Magnet Bandits
RCMP in Kitimat have taken down a ring of magnet burglars in the area. According to officers, a group of three residents were driving around the town and removing the N and L magnets from other vehicl...
Aug 16, 2021
Federal Election to have Shortest Allowable Campaign Period
Canadians will officially be flocking to the polls on September 20th, after a Federal Election was announced this weekend. Following a week of speculation, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau finally made h...
Aug 16, 2021