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Photo Tyler Portelance A Prince Rupert playground has once again been hit by vandals. Mariners Park, which recently got a new pirate-themed playground worth over $250, 000, was damaged sometime this w...
CFNRNews Jan 03, 2018
The Northwest ski community is coming to the aid of a Terrace man who lost his home to fire over the holidays. Most skiers and boarders know Ray Mulligan as the friendly face at Shames Mountain who ch...
CFNRNews Jan 03, 2018
Terrace RCMP have a 25 year-old woman in custody after a downtown stabbing that happened New Year’s Eve day. Police say they were called to a report of people climbing onto the roof of a Kalum S...
CFNRNews Jan 02, 2018
Williams Lake RCMP are asking the public for help as they investigate an assault that sent one person in hospital. Police say the attack occurred as a man was leaving a local convenience store on Mack...
CFNRNews Jan 02, 2018
Northern BC property owners will soon find out what their home is worth. The BC Assessment Office says the 2018 notices, which reflect market value as of July 1, 2017, are in the mail. Deputy Assessor...
CFNRNews Jan 02, 2018
Some northern BC families rang in the new year with new babies. Northern Health says its first New Year’s baby was Camilla Nora Taylor, born at Dawson Creek and District Hospital on January 01 a...
CFNRNews Jan 02, 2018
Hundreds gathered in Prince George Friday to mark opening of the city’s First Nations Court. Provincial Court Chief Judge Thomas Crabtree told those gathered that the court model is meant to fin...
CFNRNews Dec 04, 2001
Prince Rupert Scouts have some new camping gear thanks to the Port of Prince Rupert. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PRINCE RUPERT SCOUT GROUP GAINS NEW EQUIPMENT THROUGH PORT’S COMMUNITY INVESTMENT FUND ...
CFNRNews Dec 04, 2001
Two major changes to the real estate industry take effect in BC today with the goal of better protecting customers. Starting today, agents will no longer be able to represent both the buyer and seller...
CFNRNews Dec 04, 2001
Due to hot and dry conditions and an increased wildfire risk, the BC Wildfire Service will be prohibiting campfires, Category 2 open burns and Category 3 open burns within the Northwest Fire Centre...
CFNRNews Dec 04, 2001