Category Archives: News

Police investigating SUV with supposed bullet holes in windshield in Quesnel parking lot
The parking lots at the Quesnel Seniors' Centre and Quesnel Legion have both been closed off by yellow police tape as investigators are in the midst of looking at a brown SUV that reportedly has bulle...
Rob Young Aug 31, 2021

Coast Mountain College is requiring students to reveal vaccination status
Just like the Thompson Rivers University, the Coast Mountain College is going to be requiring that their students reveal their vaccination status starting on September 7th. This requirement is based o...
Rob Young Aug 31, 2021

Planned ignitions around White Rock Lake Fire now complete
The emergency operations centre for the central Okanagan says the B-C Wildfire Service has completed planned ignitions around the White Rock Lake fire that's forced the evacuation of 13-hundred proper...
Rob Young Aug 31, 2021 Photo courtesy BC Wildfire Service

BC's Chief coroner says drug toxicity leading unnatural death cause in BC
B-C's chief coroner says January to June saw the highest-ever death toll from illicit drug toxicity in the first six months of a year, with more than 1,000 deaths. Lisa Lapointe says drug toxicity is ...
Rob Young Aug 31, 2021

Provincial health officer asking all people associated with school kids to get vaccinated for school year
B-C's top doctor is encouraging everyone connected with children under 12 to get their COVID-19 vaccinations as the new school year begins next week. Dr. Bonnie Henry says about 600-thousand younger c...
Rob Young Aug 31, 2021

Thompson Rivers University requiring everyone on campus to reveal their vaccination status
The Thompson Rivers University is going to be requiring that all students, staff, and faculty disclose their vaccination status at both the Kamloops and Williams Lake campuses when the school starts u...
Rob Young Aug 31, 2021

Volunteer group looking through wreckage of Lytton to potentially recover family Heirlooms
A volunteer group of Canadian military veterans and civilians has begun sifting through the wreckage of homes destroyed by the wildfire that gutted most of Lytton. Team Rubicon Canada was formed in th...
Rob Young Aug 30, 2021

City of Terrace holding citizen satisfaction survey
The City of Terrace is looking for feedback and residents can take part through a Citizen Satisfaction Survey. The survey is aimed at helping the city understand the residents priorities and opinions ...
Rob Young Aug 30, 2021

Flat Lake Wildfire likely to no longer be considered fire of note
As of tomorrow, the Flat Lake Wildfire is likely to no longer be considered a fire of note. This move is coming as the fire, which is currently estimated to cover 74,194 hectares, was officially liste...
Rob Young Aug 30, 2021 Photo courtesy BC Wildfire Service

Williams Lake RCMP member reveals more info about car crash on Highway 20
A Williams Lake RCMP staff sergeant named Del Byron has given out more information regarding an incident involving a vehicle from this morning. Byron stated that Police were called to the sight of a c...
Rob Young Aug 30, 2021