Category Archives: News
Williams Lake RCMP pull over erratic driver in school zone
Williams Lake RCMP have arrested an individual after they were caught driving erratically in a school zone. Police located the vehicle driving on the sidewalk near Pigeon Avenue and Comer Street early...
CFNRNews Oct 26, 2018
Prince George RCMP seek public help in identifying 5 shoplifters
Prince George RCMP are seeking public assistance in their efforts to identify 5 shoplifters. In total, the five stole more than 800 dollars worth of items from a grocery store in the community. All of...
CFNRNews Oct 25, 2018
Kitimat, Smithers, and Prince George hosting 3 transition housing projects
Kitimat, Smithers, and Prince George will be the sites of 3 out of 12 transition housing projects announced by the province today. All three projects aim to provide safer housing for women and childre...
CFNRNews Oct 25, 2018
Fourth annual Nation 2 Nation Forum to focus on LNG
LNG is set to be a top topic as the fourth annual Nation to Nation Forum approaches. Terrace will host the Forum which, for the first time ever, will be expanded to cover two days. A panel discussion ...
CFNRNews Oct 25, 2018
Canfor Sales hop over 200 million compared to last year
A strong third quarter has led the way to a sizeable 2018 sales jump for Canfor Pulp Products. In their third quarter report, released today, the company presents an increase of more than 200 million ...
CFNRNews Oct 25, 2018
Company steps in to fill some of Greyhound's western routes
With Greyhound’s time in western Canada running out fast, one company is aiming to fill at least some of the void. Rider Express has announced that they will be taking over some of GreyhoundR...
CFNRNews Oct 25, 2018
BC Supreme Court stands with Site C in request for injunction
For the 15th consecutive time, the BC Supreme Court has ruled against a legal challenge to the Site C mega-dam. This time it was a bid for an injunction order by the West Moberly First Nations that wa...
CFNRNews Oct 25, 2018
Residents vote to fund Tumbler Ridge dinosaur museum with some changes
An end may finally be in sight for the Tumbler Ridge Museum Foundation and their extensive fight for funding. Serious doubt had begun to circulate around the future of the Peace River Palaeontology Re...
CFNRNews Oct 25, 2018
Quesnel makes changes to retail cannabis rules
After reviewing provincial regulations and available real estate, Quesnel City Council have decided to make some changes to their retail cannabis rules. During an earlier meeting, councillors decided ...
CFNRNews Oct 25, 2018
Terrace Rotary Clubs come together for Polio walk
In honour of World Polio Day, both of Terrace’s Rotary Clubs will be joining forces to bring awareness to the disease. A walk has been organized by the two Clubs which will take place at George ...
CFNRNews Oct 24, 2018