Category Archives: 2018
Nass Valley Food Share struggling to keep up with demand
The operators of a unique food bank in the Nass Valley say they need a helping hand to keep up with the demand for services. The Gitwinksihlkw Salvation Army Food Share operates like a food bank, but ...
CFNRNews Nov 26, 2018
Shots fired near Prince George nature trail
Prince George RCMP are investigating after shots were heard near a nature trail over the weekend. Police were called out after a number of shots were reported between Oak Street and Victoria Street sh...
CFNRNews Nov 26, 2018
Gitxsan and Province mark milestone in wildfire rehabilitation
The B.C. government says it has reached a milestone in the clean-up of a wildfire northwest of Hazelton. The Pope Forest Service Road fire scorched over five square kilometres of Gitxsan territory bet...
CFNRNews Nov 26, 2018
Terrace Curling Association receives provincial grant
The Terrace Curling Association is getting a big funding boost from the provincial government. The Association is getting a $120,000 grant for ice plant replacement in order to ensure safety at the co...
CFNRNews Nov 26, 2018
Terrace SAR airlifts injured snowmobiler from the back country
Terrace Search and Rescue helped evacuate an injured snowmobiler from the back country Sunday afternoon. Search Manager Dave Jephson says they got a call about a sledder with a back injury in the Trap...
CFNRNews Nov 26, 2018
Wind warning issued for Central Coast, continued for Haida Gwaii
Environment Canada says high wind continues to whip Haida Gwaii and parts of the B.C. coast. Forecasters have continued a wind warning for Haida Gwaii and added the Central Coast as well. Southeast wi...
CFNRNews Nov 25, 2018
Wind warning issued for Haida Gwaii
Blustery conditions are expected across much of Haida Gwaii and the North and Central Coast this weekend. Environment Canada has issued a wind warning for Haida Gwaii as a second, more intense frontal...
CFNRNews Nov 24, 2018
BC announces 1143 homes for Indigenous peoples
The B.C. government is funding over 1140 new affordable homes for Indigenous families on and off reserve. The $231 million announcement made Saturday is the first phase of the NDP government’s B...
CFNRNews Nov 24, 2018
Dawson Creek RCMP probing $80,000 jewelry store heist
Dawson Creek RCMP are investigating a major heist from a local jewelery store. Thieves broke into the Dawson Creek Shopping Mall and ransacked the DC Gold Brick Jewelers Store at 3:43 Thursday morning...
CFNRNews Nov 23, 2018
Terrace Aquatic Centre reopening makes a splash
The Terrace Aquatic Centre is expecting a busy weekend. The City of Terrace says plenty of swimmers have been making use of the newly renovated facility since it re-opened to the public Thursday. An o...
CFNRNews Nov 23, 2018