Category Archives: News

Williams Lake RCMP investigating weapons offence
On May 10, RCMP in Williams Lake were called to a tree plant camp at the 2200 Block of Beaver Lake Road near McLeese Lake. It was reported that a person at the camp had a firearm and was chasing anoth...
Rob Young May 12, 2021

Nisga'a Valley Health Authority announces tentative date for upcoming vaccination clinic
The Nisga'a Valley Health Authority is announcing that they tentatively have dates booked for second does vaccinations. This will be for clients that received their first dose in February. The date fo...
Rob Young May 12, 2021

BC Government tables legislation to introduce paid sick days
Workers in B.C. will soon have access to a paid sick leave program that will support workers to stay home when they are sick during and after the pandemic, the legislation was tabled today. Amendments...
Rob Young May 11, 2021

Nisga'a Valley Health Authority Covid-19 update
The Nisga'a Valley Health Authority has released their weekly Covid-19 update. Since last weeks update there have been no new Covid-19 cases and no one has recovered. There is currently one person wit...
Rob Young May 11, 2021

Work beginning near the City of Quesnel
The City of Quesnel is warning residents of work that is beginning. Starting today, until June 1, people are advised to watch out for crews and equipment on Durrel Road. Residents are asked to watch o...
Rob Young May 11, 2021

Crews working to restore power in Prince Rupert
The City of Prince Rupert is facing a large set of power outages. Currently crews are working to restore power to the city. The power outages are also affecting Port Edward and crews are on scene. The...
Rob Young May 10, 2021

Construction at Coast Mountain College brings jobs to the City of Terrace
According to the Government of B.C. an estimated 318 jobs have been created locally on work to build 108 student housing beds, a library renovation and a renewed, more accessible academic and registra...
Rob Young May 10, 2021

B.C. Government announces protections for post-secondary students at Private Training Institutions
Students studying at private post-secondary institutions in B.C. will benefit from changes to the Private Training Regulation and the Fees and Student Tuition Protection Fund Regulation. The amendment...
Rob Young May 10, 2021

BC Hydro Site C project Covid-19 update
Northern Health has provided an update regarding the ongoing Covid-19 outbreak at the Site C hydroelectric dam project. To date there have been a total of 39 lab-confirmed cases which is an increase o...
Rob Young May 07, 2021

RCMP investigating multiple grass fires
Prince George RCMP are currently investigating multiple suspicious grass fires. On April 23, at 11:30 p.m., police received a report about two small grass fires in the ditch near Cranbrook Hill Road a...
Rob Young May 07, 2021