Category Archives: News
FortisBC following BC Hydro's lead with wildfire evacuees
FortisBC will be taking at least a little bit of strain off of the shoulders of this season’s wildfire evacuees. Any customer who was under an evacuation order this summer will not be charged fo...
CFNRNews Oct 5, 2018
LNG has Northcoast MLA Jennifer Rice excited for the future
Employment Commitment LNG Canada’s commitment to keeping employment local on their Kitimat project has North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice excited for the future. http://cfnrfm.ca/wp-content/uploads/2...
CFNRNews Oct 5, 2018
New dog park opens in Prince Rupert
Dog owners in Prince Rupert now have a new area for their furry friends to explore freely. A new, fenced-in, leash-free, dog park has opened up at the McKay Street Park with the goal of creating a saf...
CFNRNews Oct 5, 2018
Review of BC legal aid service delivery models to take place this fall
In an effort to ensure all British Columbians have fair access to justice, Attorney General David Eby has requested a review of legal aid service delivery models. The review will take place this fall ...
CFNRNews Oct 4, 2018
BC Government reaches landmark reconciliation agreement
A first of its kind reconciliation agreement has been reached between the provincial government and the shshlh Nation. The agreement is the first major reconciliation agreement reaced between the prov...
CFNRNews Oct 4, 2018
Plaque in honour of Terrace Teachers' Strike to be raised tomorrow
Terrace is set to receive one of 19 plaques from the BC Labour Heritage Centre commemorating the achievements of workers in the province. Terrace’s plaque will honour the Terrace Teachers’...
CFNRNews Oct 4, 2018
Break-in leads to shots fired in Fort St John
Fort St John RCMP have released some details regarding an armed break-in from this weekend. Early Saturday morning, 3 armed individuals forced their way in to a home on the 8600 block of 76th Street. ...
CFNRNews Oct 4, 2018
BC labour force ready to fill LNG jobs, according to Building Trades Council
British Columbia’s labour force is more than ready to handle the influx of jobs that LNG will bring, according to the BC Building Trades Council. LNG Canada has agreed to place a priority on hir...
CFNRNews Oct 4, 2018
New report suggests paying drug users more for input on the overdose crisis
A new report by the BC Centre for Disease Control suggests paying drug users as much as 50 dollars an hour for their expertise. In the report, the Centre says that the experience and perspective of dr...
CFNRNews Oct 4, 2018
Government seeking input on Anahim Lake connector road
The provincial government are seeking public input on a proposed connector road between Anahim Lake and Vanderhoof. Running from Dean River Road, 55 kms north of Anahim Lake, to Kluskus FSR, near High...
CFNRNews Oct 4, 2018