Category Archives: 2018

The College of New Caledonia is hoping a new multi-million dollar development will help Indigenous learners thrive. The BC government has announced construction of an Indigenous housing building at th...

Kitimat RCMP are seeking public assistance in identifying those responsible for a pair of incidents at the beginning of last month. The incidents each date back to the night of April 4th on Egret Stre...

A suspected assault from earlier in the year has Kitimat RCMP seeking public assistance. The search stems from a February 28th incident that saw a man reportedly assault two young employees at Kyle...

Another road dust advisory has been issued for Houston today. High concetrations of coarse particulate in the air will persist until there is percipitation or dust suppression. Levels tend to be highe...

Today marks the first ever celebration of International Workers’ Day in BC. The month’s focus is on the rights of workers around the world. Minister of Labour Harry Bains says he workers a...

The month of May puts the spotlight on the childcare industry in the province. With that comes updates on how the Child Care Fee Reduction initiative fared in its first month of action. Deemed wildly ...

A HIGH STREAMFLOW ADVISORY ON THE BULKLEY RIVER

The BC River Forecast Centre has issued a high streamflow advisory for the Bulkley River, including Buck Creek and areas around Houston and Smithers. The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako is asking...

A pipeline work camp that could house hundreds near Burns Lake will be the subject of an open house Tuesday. TransCanada plans to construct the camp as part of the Coastal GasLink pipeline which would...

The Ministry of Transportation says the spring melt is impacting roads and culverts in the Lakes District. Officials say a rapid melt in the Burns Lake and Grassy Plains areas has many culverts and di...