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Those following the on-going electoral reform referendum will have a chance to hear the views of two of the province’s political leaders this evening. Premier John Horgan and Opposition and Libe...
CFNRNews Nov 8, 2018
With their 36 inch pipeline currently operating at just 55 percent capacity, FortisBC has begun to seek other options to bolster their natural gas supply. While repairs on the pipeline following a fre...
CFNRNews Nov 8, 2018
Seniors and those with disabilities will be the biggest beneficiaries of legislation introduced today which aims to improve working conditions for health sector employees. Under the proposed Health Se...
CFNRNews Nov 8, 2018
RCMP in Fort St John are investigating what they are calling a suspicious circumstance from November 4th. While they are releasing very little information regarding the actual incident, they are looki...
CFNRNews Nov 8, 2018
Prince Rupert is one of four communities selected to take part in a pilot project that will use technology to make communities safer. Under the Smart Communities pilot program, the City will receive 2...
CFNRNews Nov 8, 2018
Northern Health is aware of concerns over the availability of ophthalmology care in Prince Rupert which has been a hot topic of late. According to Communications Officer Eryn Collins, Northern Health ...
CFNRNews Nov 7, 2018
More than 700 not-for-profit organizations will be splitting 18 million dollars in arts and culture funding through BC’s annual Community Gaming Grants. All of the organizations will deliver per...
CFNRNews Nov 7, 2018
FortisBC is preparing for the worst in light of a reduced supply of natural gas. The shortage is due to a pipeline explosion is Shelley BC from early October which has only recently been repaired. Whi...
CFNRNews Nov 7, 2018
A new program will help less mobile residents of central BC with the removal of wildfire fuels from their property. Thanks to a partnership between United Way, Work BC, and both the federal and provin...
CFNRNews Nov 7, 2018
Improved trades training equipment is on the way for Coast Mountain College in Terrace thanks to a 160 thousand dollar provincial investment. The new equipment will put an emphasis on better preparing...
CFNRNews Nov 7, 2018