Category Archives: News
Taylor's Only Medical Clinic Closes Down Following Payment Model Changes for Doctors
Taylor's only medical clinic has permanently closed its doors after the District was unable to work out a new contract for services. Since 2017, in-person care at the facility has been provided by the...
Oct 3, 2022
Man Airlifted to Vancouver Following Serious ATV Incident in Prince Rupert
A man had to be airlifted to Vancouver to treat serious injuries following an ATV accident in Prince Rupert on Friday night. At around 8:00, RCMP received a call from the Fire Department requesting as...
Oct 3, 2022
Three Northern Companies Among 8 Being Honoured With Indigenous Business Awards
Three northern companies are among 8 individuals and organizations being honoured with Indigenous Business Awards this year. Handed out annually by the BC Achievement Foundation, the Awards honour the...
Oct 3, 2022
Prince George RCMP hosting city's first ever National Coffee with a Cop day
This Wednesday, Prince George RCMP community officers will be making their way to local coffee shops as part of National Coffee with a Cop day. This event is the first of it's kind to take place in Pr...
Oct 3, 2022 Poster Courtesy of Prince George RCMP
Truth and Reconciliation Day sees totem pole raised in Terrace
On the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, another totem pole was raised in Terrace. At the Kermode Friendship Society on Friday, a totem pole was raised to remember and honour the survivors of...
Oct 3, 2022 Kermode Friendship Society raises totem pole on Truth and Reconciliation Day. Photo by Morgyn Budden.
Terrace Residents Band Together to Repair Vandalized, Student-Made, Truth and Reconciliation Art Installation
A day meant to honour reconciliation and healing was stained by the destruction of a student art installation in Terrace this weekend. Luckily, community members would band together the next day to er...
Oct 3, 2022
New Grants Look to Continue Cultural Restoration at Quesnel's Lhtako Dene Park
Cultural restoration work is set to continue at one of Quesnel's most prominent parks, with City Council applying for two new grants. In June, the city announced Ceal Tingley Park would be changing it...
Oct 3, 2022
BC Transit and Dawson Creek providing free transit to go to advanced voting polls
In a recent news release, the City of Dawson Creek and BC Transit let it be known that they will be providing free transportation to people going to vote in the municipal election advanced polls. In D...
Oct 3, 2022
Paper released by CADDAC to spread awareness of ADHD underdiagnosis in Canada
A 16-page paper was put out earlier today by the Centre for ADHD Awareness Canada that expresses the belief that Canada is not recognizing a precursor to mental health conditions. According to the pap...
Oct 3, 2022
UBC getting $11.1 million in funding from federal government to improve mRNA vaccine technology
It was announced earlier today by the Federal Government that $11.1 million in funding will be headed the way of the University of British Columbia via the Pacific Economic Development Agency of Canad...
Oct 3, 2022