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Province allocates funding to combat overdose crisis at local level
1.7 million dollars in funding is being allocated by the provincial government to combating the overdose crisis at the local level. 27 communities and organizations will receive the money, which will ...
CFNRNews Oct 12, 2018
Residents of Old Fort warned that defying evacuation order will not be tolerated
Residents of Old Fort who were evacuated due to last week’s landslide are being warned that ignoring the order will not be tolerated. In a release this morning, the district said that, as of thi...
CFNRNews Oct 12, 2018
Highway 29 reopens after mudslide
Highway 29 has reopened to traffic 20 north of Chetwynd. The route was closed in both directions after a mudslide came down across the highway. There may be delays, as traffic is single-lane alternati...
CFNRNews Oct 12, 2018
Terrace RCMP searching for wanted man
Terrace RCMP are asking for public assistance in locating a man believed to be in the Terrace or Thornhill area. 23 year-old Konnor Taylor is wanted in relation to drug and weapon offences and for fai...
CFNRNews Oct 12, 2018
Nisga'a Lisims Government signs first of its kind tourism agreement
A first of its kind Statement of Collaboration agreement has been signed between the Nisga’a Lisims Government and the Northern British Columbia Tourism Association. Indigenous Tourism BC made t...
CFNRNews Oct 12, 2018
New physicians coming to Fort St James area
Just days after the long awaited announcement of a new hospital, residents of the Fort St James area are getting more improvements to health care. Thanks to a partnership between First Nations in the ...
CFNRNews Oct 12, 2018
Nothing criminal about pipeline blast: RCMP
RCMP say there doesn’t appear to be anything criminal about a pipeline blast and fire near Prince George. Police have been working with Enbridge, the National Energy Board and Transportation Saf...
CFNRNews Oct 11, 2018
Nazko fisher population could face elimination
BC’s independent forestry watchdog says the fisher population west of Quesnel is at high risk of decline or even elimination. A Forest Practices Board began its investigation after a complaint f...
CFNRNews Oct 11, 2018
Wild Salmon Advisory Council report released to public
A report released last month by the Wild Salmon Advisory Council has now been made public. 14 recommendations are made in the report, which looks in to how British Columbia can better support the heal...
CFNRNews Oct 11, 2018
Terrace all candidates debate in full
Council hopefuls in Terrace gathered with community members at the REM Lee Theatre last night to debate a number of hot button topics. http://cfnrfm.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/9491-Debate-Montage.m...
CFNRNews Oct 11, 2018