Category Archives: News
Interior Health to Make it Easier for Returning Staff and Students to get Vaccinated
Interior Health is making it easier for students returning to school to get vaccinated. By partnering with a number of School Districts in the region, the Authority will be opening clinics at a number...
Sep 03, 2021
Two Municipal Campgrounds in Kitimat to Close for Season Next Month
Two Municipal parks in Kitimat will be shutting down for the season at the start of next month. Both the Radley Park and Hirsch Creek Park Campgrounds will close on 4:00 in the afternoon on October 4t...
Sep 03, 2021
AFN Launches Platform to Inform Federal Parties on Indigenous Priorities
A new tool looks to highlight the areas in which the Federal government must focus to improve relations with Indigenous groups. Launched today by the Assembly of First Nations, the new platform outlin...
Sep 03, 2021
Gitanyow Wilp Wii launching Indigenous Protected Area for salmon populations
The Gitanyow Wilp Wii Litsxw has launched an Indigenous Protected Area in order to protect salmon populations for Future Generations. This took place on August 28 at Meziadin Falls where the Wilp Wii ...
Sep 02, 2021
Hosts of UBC frat party get $5,000 fine from Police
The hosts of a frat party from the University of BC got hit with a $5,000 fine over the weekend after the Police had to respond to a big gathering of students, where no one was wearing masks or physic...
Sep 02, 2021
Memorial for man shot by Quesnel RCMP growing
A memorial for the man that was shot by Quesnel RCMP earlier this week has been steadily growing. The RCMP gave a statement saying that they were checking out a man sleeping inside a brown Jeep Cherok...
Sep 02, 2021
Cariboo Region school kids returning to almost normal classroom environments
In the Cariboo region, the students returning to School are expected to be to returning to a pretty close to normal classroom setting, as all the teachers and administrators get ready for yet another ...
Sep 02, 2021
BC government says free transit program for kids under 12 now available
The B-C government says its free transit program for children under 12 will save families in Metro Vancouver more than 650-dollars a year per child. An estimated 370-thousand kids age 12 can now trave...
Sep 02, 2021
Northwest Fire Centre lifts ban on Category 2 and 3 fires
The Northwest Fire Centre is now lifting their very own ban on Category 2 and 3 fires on September 7th. As stated, both Category 2 and 3 fires and going to be allowed, and fireworks, firecrackers and ...
Sep 02, 2021
Disability Alliance BC concerned about how Vaccine card system will affect people unable to get shot
Disability Alliance B-C says it's concerned that the order from B-C's top doctor requiring people wishing to access certain indoor social and recreational settings to get vaccinated against COVID-19 d...
Sep 02, 2021