Category Archives: News
Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission Proposes Remapping as Provincial Boundary Consultations Wrap-Up
As the province continues final consultations on its provincial electoral boundaries, Ottawa has proposed a re-mapping of federal districts. Currently, BC is divided in to 42 federal electoral distric...
May 02, 2022
BC celebrating the start of Child Care Month by announcing milestone
As they prepare to kick off Child Care Month, the province is celebrating a related milestone. BC has now funded 30,500 new child care spaces since they launched their ChildCareBC program in 2018. Tha...
May 02, 2022 Photo Courtesy of government of BC
Rolling Maintenance Work to Close off Sections of Howe Creek Trail This Week
Sections of the Howe Creek Trail in Terrace will experience closures this week as City crews conduct landscaping work. Work will pick up tomorrow, and continue in segments through Friday. Tomorrow wil...
May 02, 2022
RCMP Deem Cause of Prince George Gas Leak to Not Be Suspicious
An investigation in to the cause of a gas leak in Prince George from this morning has deemed it to not be suspicious. RCMP and Fire Rescue Services were called to the 1000 block of Victoria Street ear...
May 02, 2022
Environmental Assessment Office Issues Non-Compliance Order to Site C
BC's Environmental Assessment Office has issued a non-compliance order against the controversial Site C Hydroelectric Dam. According to the Office, the order follows an inspection from August, which f...
May 02, 2022
12 New Affordable Housing Units for Low and Moderate Income Seniors Coming to Telkwa
A new, $2.8 million, investment will bring 12 new affordable rental homes for seniors in Telkwa. Dubbed Aldermere House, the units would be located on the 1500 block of Second Avenue, at the site of t...
May 02, 2022
Quesnel Joins Terrace and Williams Lake in Sharing Concerns Over Province's Handling of Repeat Offenders
A resolution by the City of Terrace to address the Prosecution Service's failure to keep prolific offenders off the streets has gained even more support. Last week, Quesnel Mayor Bob Simpson, brought ...
May 02, 2022
Late Night Structure Fire in Prince Rupert Claims Belmont Hotel
Prince Rupert fire crews were able to limit the damage of a dangerous structure fire from last night, but not before it claimed a landmark. Just before 9:00 last night, fire crews were called out to a...
May 02, 2022
BC installs measures to protect Killer Whales
Earlier today, multiple BC ministers announced that BC will be instituting protective measures for Southern Resident Orcas on the West Coast. The reason for this is due to these Killer Whales having m...
Apr 29, 2022
Charles Hays Secondary School holding book signing session
On May 12th at 5 PM, the Charles Hays Secondary School will be holding a signing session with the authors of the school's writer's club. This session is being held for anyone who wishes to get one of ...
Apr 29, 2022