Tag: Quesnel

Fire does extensive damage to shed and house in Quesnel

Fire Darin Bain -
The Quesnel Fire Department responded to a fully involved structure fire over the long weekend.

Millar Western to curtail operations at Quesnel River Pulp at end of day

Business Brendan Pawliw -
Millar Western is continuing to fully operate its mills in Alberta — without any layoffs — during this period.

Former Quesnel City Councillor and MLA has announced her intention to run for Mayor

Elections My Nechako Valley Now Staff -
“I feel recharged, I’ve had a good break, and I’m ready to get back to work.”

RCMP cleared of any wrongdoing in shooting incident in Quesnel

Crime Brendan Pawliw -
Video footage from police body-worn cameras, audio recordings, medical records, witness accounts and forensic data were all part of the investigation.

Quesnel man to be sentenced in connection with “significant” drug bust

Crime My Nechako Valley Now Staff -
A date for sentencing has been set for a Quesnel man who was charged in connection with a “significant” drug bust.

Murder charge laid in connection with 2018 homicide investigation in Quesnel

RCMP My Nechako Valley Now Staff -
Clement was dropped off at G.R. Baker Memorial Hospital suffering from significant injuries on November 8, 2018. He died as a result of injuries, and investigators determined that his death was the result of foul play.

Vehicle goes up in flames in Quesnel

Fire Brendan Pawliw -
As for the cause, Richert say they may never know due to the significant damage done to the truck, but it started in the engine compartment.

Quesnel Fire Department respond to three-alarm fire at Quesnel River Pulp

Fire Teryn Midzain -
The Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department (QVFD) was called out to an industrial fire early on Tuesday.

Quesnel RCMP release details on serious weekend accident

RCMP My Nechako Valley Now Staff -
RCMP Sergeant Clay Kronebusch says the accident, at around 1-14 on Saturday (June 28) afternoon.

Quesnel teacher and volunteer firefighter cycles across province to fundraise for Honour House

Community Teryn Midzain -
A Quesnel teacher and volunteer firefighter is on a 1,000-kilometre bike ride across the province to raise awareness for Honour House.

Quesnel RCMP seize firearms and drugs in seach warrant

Crime Teryn Midzain -
A cache of firearms, including a set of 3D-printed firearms, and drugs were seized by the police in Quesnel, yesterday (Thursday).

CNC Quesnel celebrates students’ hard earned milestones

College of New Caledonia Teryn Midzain -
The Cariboo region could be seeing more people join the workforce.

Update: Prince George high school student presumed drowned following boating incident on Stony Lake

RCMP Brendan Pawliw -
An RCMP underwater team is now expected to be called in.

Out-of-Control Wildfire issues evacuation alert for Swede Creek area northwest of Quesnel

Wildfires Brendan Pawliw -
The CRD's Evacuation Alert covers 22 parcels, or around 17,894 hectares of land.

Quesnel Search and Rescue respond to distressed paddler in the Bowron Lake Chain

Search and Rescue Teryn Midzain -
Bob Holowenko, Public Information Officer for QSAR, says the beacon was activated around 3:30 p.m. in the Bowron Lake chain in the Babcock Creek area, roughly 120 kilometres west of Quesnel.

RV goes up in flames in Quesnel

Fire My Nechako Valley Now Staff -
The Quesnel Fire Department was called out to a fully involved RV fire on Sunday (May 31) night.
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