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Prince George RCMP discover unidentified human remains
A public report led RCMP in Prince George to discover human remains on Monday. Little information is known at this time regarding the identity of the remains, but police are currently investigating. I...
Jun 26, 2019
Telkwa Councillor to step down ahead of new role with School District
Telkwa Village Councillor Matthew Monkman is set to step down as he prepares for a new role with School District 54. Monkman was recently named the next assistant superintendent of the District. As a ...
Jun 26, 2019
Terrace area residents still awaiting answers as they prepare to gather ahead of School Board meeting
One week after Terrace residents flooded the school board offices demanding answers, they are set to gather once more ahead of today's meeting. Initial public outcry sprouted up in response to the Coa...
Jun 26, 2019
Fort St John RCMP seeking suspects in mugging and bike theft
RCMP are searching for suspects after a cyclist in Fort St John was reportedly assaulted and robbed of their bike. Just before 3:30 in the morning on June 16th, police responded to robbery reports on ...
Jun 26, 2019
Prince George's Artnership Program to shocase local Indigenous artists for third straight year
For the third year in a row, Prince George will play host to a showcase of local Indigenous artists, beginning this week. Titled the "Artnership Program", the month-long display is put on thanks to a ...
Jun 26, 2019
Malnourished dog triggers vandalism at Fort St John property
Fort St John RCMP are reminding residents that two wrongs don't make a right. According to police, a recent issue involving a dog in the community has sparked criminal forms of retaliation. On June 15...
Jun 26, 2019
Province launches 10 year mental health and addictions support plan
British Columbians living through mental health and addictions challenges will soon have added support and better access to the services they need. A new provincial strategy titled "A Pathway to Hope"...
Jun 26, 2019
Today marks fifth anniversary of historic Tsilhqot'in Decision
Today marks the fifth anniversary of the historice Tsilhqot'in decision which saw Aboriginal title and rights recognized in the Supreme Court for the first time. That decision resulted in a declaratio...
Jun 26, 2019
DFO announces recreational salmon closures for the Northwest
It looks like a tough season ahead for the recreational salmon fishery in the Northwest. The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has announced widespread salmon closures across the North Coast Region. ...
Jun 25, 2019 Photo Kevin Cass
Cariboo Fire Centre to allow Category 2 burns beginning at noon tomorrow
Category 2 open burns will once again be allowed within the Cariboo Fire Centre's jusrisdiction as of noon tomorrow. Lowered fire risks, expected rainfall, and projected temperature drops have convinc...
Jun 25, 2019