Category Archives: News
Burns Lake RCMP investigating after needle found in Halloween candy
Burns Lake RCMP are investigating after they received a report of a needle found in Halloween candy. Investigators say the young trick-or-treater went to several neighbourhoods, so police have not bee...
Nov 5, 2019
No injuries in Highway 51 rock slide, but route remains closed, cutting off Telegraph Creek
Geotechnical engineers will be taking a closer look at a rock slide east of Telegraph Creek. For now, the only route into the Tahltan community remains shut down. the Ministry of Transportation and In...
Nov 5, 2019
Rock slide closes highway to Telegraph Creek
The only road into Telegraph Creek has been shut down. The transportation ministry says a rock slide came down across Highway 51, cutting off the road 30 km east of the community. There is no detour a...
Nov 5, 2019
Nadleh Whut'en put gaming money into housing
A First Nation west of Prince George is investing in much-needed housing as part of a B.C. government revenue-sharing deal. The Nadleh Whut'en First Nation near Fort Fraser is building six new homes a...
Nov 5, 2019
One more day added for yard waste collection
The end of fall is just around the corner that means for many residents time to rake their lawns. The City of Terrace asks that you have your final bags out on November 12 for pickup. Normal recycling...
Nov 5, 2019
Northwest to benefit from mental health funding grants
Northwest residents will benefit from funding to provide better access to low and no-cost mental health and substance supports. The Community Action Initiative, in partnership with the provincial gove...
Nov 5, 2019
New workplace training program for women
LNG Canada and its prime contractor JGC Fluor's are starting a workforce development program for women. The training program is called Your Place and is aimed at attracting, training, supporting and e...
Nov 5, 2019
UNBC Faculty Association issues 72-hour strike notice
The University of Northern BC could be behind picket lines later this week. The UNBC Faculty Association issued 72-hour strike notice Monday, November 4. If no deal is reached between the university a...
Nov 4, 2019
Still no sign of missing Houston woman
RCMP are pursuing a new inquiry as they continue to look for a missing Houston woman. Laureen Campbell Fabian was last seen October 28 as she left her home on foot for a hike. Despite an extensive gro...
Nov 4, 2019
CO frees deer from fishing gear in Prince Rupert
The BC Conservation Officer Service is asking people not to use fish nets to protect their gardens. The reminder comes after officers recently freed an entangled deer in Prince Rupert. An officer mana...
Nov 4, 2019