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Northern B.C. transportation booster program launched

Northern B.C. transportation booster program launched

The program aims to increase capacity for passenger transportation services and improve existing services.
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Hells Angel, ex-stockbroker U.S. extradition hearing concludes

Hells Angel, ex-stockbroker U.S. extradition hearing concludes

Supreme Court of B.C. judge will decide if two Canadian citizens can be extradited by the Minister of Justice to stand trial for their alleged role in a stock fraud scheme.
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RCMP investigating Northern B.C. home invasion

RCMP investigating Northern B.C. home invasion

Four people brought in for questioning, after shots fired at a home on 112th Ave in Fort St. John.
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Legendary Prince George poet passes away

Legendary Prince George poet passes away

Barry McKinnon's 1980 book of poetry, the the, was a Governor General’s Literary Award finalist in 1981.
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Northern B.C. firefighters raised medical funds for resident in need

Northern B.C. firefighters raised medical funds for resident in need

Members of the Fort St. John Fire Professional Fire Fighters Association have donated $10,000 to assist a resident with medical travel costs. 
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Woman hospitalized after Central Okanagan's third deer attack in a week

Woman hospitalized after Central Okanagan's third deer attack in a week

In all of these incidents, dogs were also present, with one of the incidents resulting in the death of a dog.
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Steveston fish and chips shop sued for wrongful dismissal

Steveston fish and chips shop sued for wrongful dismissal

A restaurant manager was laid off after working at Dave’s Fish and Chips for almost 30 years.
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Former Northern B.C. mayor passes away

Former Northern B.C. mayor passes away

Elected as the mayor of Tumbler Ridge in 1999 and 2002, Clay Iles has passed away at the age of 85. 
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B.C. Indigenous leaders tell Premier Eby at summit that more doors must open

B.C. Indigenous leaders tell Premier Eby at summit that more doors must open

VANCOUVER — The British Columbia government must do more to open the doors of power to Indigenous people and initiatives in the province, Premier David Eby was told Thursday. B.C.
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'I would die for Taylor Swift': Swifties rejoice over upcoming Vancouver tour dates

'I would die for Taylor Swift': Swifties rejoice over upcoming Vancouver tour dates

VANCOUVER — Lyndsey Evans freely admits she would pack her bags and follow Taylor Swift around the world if she could.
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