Category Archives: 2018
Hoobiyee 2018 - Ts'amiks Edition
Hoobiyee 2018 CFNR was very excited to partner with the Nisga'a Ts'amiks Vancouver Society to bring you live coverage from Hobiye'e 2018 - Ts'amiks edition February 2nd and 3rd in Vancouver at the PNE...
CFNRNews Jan 16, 2018
Ski the height of Mount Everest for a cause
The Canadian Cancer society is challenging skiers and snowboaders from Prince George and surrounding communities alike to ski the height of Mount Everest. The annual ‘Slopes for Hopes’ fun...
CFNRNews Jan 16, 2018
Prince Rupert's Atlin Promenade Project begins
The Port of Prince Rupert has officially broken ground on the Atlin Promenade project. the new walkway will improve the connection between the Northland Cruise Terminal and the Cow Bay District. Credi...
CFNRNews Jan 16, 2018
Province funds Prince George engineering programs
Northern BC students will soon be able to complete their engineering program closer to home. The provincial government has announced $400,000 in startup funding this year for new civil and environment...
CFNRNews Jan 16, 2018
Quesnel RCMP investigate early morning crime spree
Quesnel RCMP are investigating after a number of early morning incidents, including a robbery. Police were first called out to a break and enter at a gas station along Juniper Road at 4:20. Mounties f...
CFNRNews Jan 16, 2018
Wind warning issued for Haida Gwaii, Central Coast
Environment Canada says it could get blustery across Haida Gwaii and the Central Coast. Forecasters have issued a wind warning for the region as an intense Pacific frontal system approaches the region...
CFNRNews Jan 16, 2018
First Nations launch lawsuit over Site C approval
Two BC First Nations have followed through with a promised lawsuit over the approval of the Site C dam. The West Moberly and Prophet River First Nations have filed notice of civil claim in BC Supreme ...
CFNRNews Jan 16, 2018
CNC Quesnel brings back Skilled Labour Program
The College of New Caledonia is bringing back a popular program for people that want to transition to the trades. The Skilled Labour Program provides essential skills, certificates, technical training...
CFNRNews Jan 16, 2018
Extension cord faulted for fire
A faulty extension cord appears to be the cause of a weekend house fire in Kitimat. Fire crews were called out to a Fulmer Street home around 3:30 Saturday morning. Flames that began at the back of th...
CFNRNews Jan 16, 2018
The City of Terrace responds to vandalism of Dual Viewers on the bench
The City of Terrace’s Leisure Department has spent the morning cleaning black spray paint off the dual viewers located up on the bench. Credit: Hazel Anjaria This is the second time vandals have...
CFNRNews Jan 15, 2018