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Provincial funding for Emergency Support Services training on the way for Nechako Valley

Provincial funding is coming to the Nechako Valley area for new training for Emergency Support Services responders. "Last summer, we heard from people who wanted to help evacuees but faced barriers in getting trained to do so," said Minister of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness Bowinn Ma. "We're acting on lessons...

Cougars extend point streak to franchise record 15 games with win over Royals

It was another night for the history books as the Prince George Cougars picked up the 6-1 win over the Victoria Royals. The Cougars are 13-0-1-1 in their last 15 games, a new franchise record. It was the Cougars' 45th win of the season, which ties the franchise record set in...

Violent crime against BC Seniors has risen by 55% in five years: Seniors Advocate

After a decade-long run as BC Seniors Advocate, Isobel Mackenzie is calling it a day. In her final act, she released the 2023 Monitoring Seniors Services Report, a province-wide snapshot on how aging population is doing. In it, the report revealed Violent offences against seniors in BC that were reported to...

Impact of Tick season still up in the air: BC Centre for Disease Control

The BC Centre for Disease Control says warming temperatures across the province could bring out an increase in ticks especially in wooded areas. They say this is typically the time of year when ticks attach themselves to pets and people but they’re not forecasting a heavy increased amount of...

Mount Pope Park near Fort Saint James adding 4.8 hectares to expand parking

The provincial government is expanding B.C.'s parks and protected areas with new legislation. This will help strengthen biodiversity conservation and provide more opportunities for people to access outdoor recreation including 4.8 hectares to expand parking in Mount Pope Park near Fort St. James. The additions, proposed through legislative amendments to the...

Eby takes further aim at social media companies with new legislation

Premier David Eby says his government intends to hold to account social media companies and what he calls “big faceless corporations” for the harm they might cause to British Columbians. His government has introduced legislation allowing it to sue corporations for the costs of their actions. As an example, Eby says...
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