Category Archives: News

Prime Minister Carney Advances Trade, Energy, and Security Partnerships with ASEAN Nations
		Prime Minister Mark Carney has concluded his first official visit to the Indo-Pacific region, strengthening Canada's economic, trade, and security partnerships with ASEAN nations. While attending the ...
			
				Sabrina Spencer				Oct 27, 2025				Prime Minister Mark Carney with staff and senior advisors during a brief ahead of the meeting with Robert Uggla and Minister of Finance François-Philippe Champagne, in the Prime Minister’s office at 80 Wellington in Ottawa on July 2, 2025.
Le premier ministre Mark Carney reçoit de l’information de la part de son personnel et de ses conseillers principaux en prévision d’une réunion avec Robert Uggla et le ministre des Finances, François-Philippe Champagne, dans son bureau du 80, rue Wellington, à Ottawa le 2 juillet 2025.			
		
B.C. Expands Forestry Presence with New London Trade Office
		British Columbia is opening a new Forestry Innovation Investment (FII) office in London, England, as part of efforts to diversify its forestry sector and strengthen global trade relationships. The Lon...
			
				Sabrina Spencer				Oct 27, 2025							
		
One person dead in Prince George following vehicle collision with residential property
		One person is dead in Prince George in the aftermath of what RCMP say was a vehicle collision with a residential home on Queesnway. RCMP say they responded to the scene shortly after 2pm this past Sat...
			
				Nathan Jordan				Oct 27, 2025							
		
New wind warnings issued for Haida Gwaii and Central Coast
		Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a new wind warning for Haida Gwaii and the BC Central Coast as another 'vigorous frontal system' is approaching the Province. The system is expected to...
			
				Nathan Jordan				Oct 27, 2025				Environment Canada's latest Wind Warnings // Courtesy: Environment and Climate Change Canada			
		
Fort St. John RCMP Arrest Four in Early Morning Targeted Shooting
		Fort St. John RCMP responded quickly Friday morning following reports of gunfire in the 9600 block of 96th Avenue. Officers arrived on scene at around 5:30 a.m., discovering evidence of an exchange of...
			
				Sabrina Spencer				Oct 24, 2025							
		
Northern B.C. Communities Receive $5.6 Million to Improve Local Services and Infrastructure
		Eighteen projects across northern British Columbia are receiving a total of $5.6 million through the Northern Healthy Communities Fund (NHCF), supporting local initiatives in housing, emergency servic...
			
				Sabrina Spencer				Oct 24, 2025							
		
B.C. Launches 2025-26 Flu and COVID-19 Immunization Campaign
		British Columbians are being urged to protect themselves and their communities from influenza, COVID-19, and other respiratory viruses as the province's 2025-26 immunization campaign rolls out. "The r...
			
				Sabrina Spencer				Oct 24, 2025				Remains / Depositphotos.com			
		
B.C. Welcomes Federal Bail and Sentencing Reforms Targeting Repeat Offenders
		British Columbia's Attorney General Niki Sharma and Public Safety Minister Nina Krieger are applauding Ottawa's introduction of new federal bail and sentencing reforms aimed at curbing repeat and viol...
			
				Sabrina Spencer				Oct 24, 2025							
		
Sinclar Announces 40% Production Reductions at Three Mills in Fort St. James Vanderhoof and Prince George
		Sinclar Group Forest Products is cutting production by 40 percent at its three lumber mills - Apollo Forest Products in Fort St. James, Nechako Lumber in Vanderhoof, and Lakeland Mills in Prince Georg...
			
				Kobie Smith				Oct 24, 2025							
		
Water Quality Advisory Issued for Kitimat
		The District of Kitimat has issued a water quality advistory for it's water supply due to what they say elevated turbidity in the Kitimat River, meaning the river water has become hazier than usual as...
			
				Kobie Smith				Oct 24, 2025							
		