Category Archives: Northern BC

A two vehicle collision Sunday night has left one Kitimat man dead. Williams Lake RCMP and RCMP Cariboo Chilcotin Region Traffic Services say they are continuing to investigate the collision that occu...

Meet Skipper, Robson Valley Victim Services Program’s latest addition. Skipper’s role will be to give comfort and support to victims and clients attending court. So far, he’s attende...

The Provincial Government announced today that it will be designating distracted driving as a high-risk behaviour and increasing the penalty under the ICBC Driver Risk Premium program. Drivers with tw...

UPDATED at 9 am, November 6th. The Air Quality Advisory was lifted in Vanderhoof. Cold temperatures will remain over the course of the day. No new open burning will be allowed. Until atmospheric condi...

A man was saved after an attempt to jump off the Quesnel River Bridge late yesterday afternoon. Quesnel RCMP received numerous calls at around 4:30 p.m. When the officers arrived on the scene, they fo...

It's that time of year again where we get to adjust our clocks and watches for daylight savings. Sunday November 5th at 2:00am turn your clocks back one hour. In Canada not all places will be adjustin...

On August 2, 2017, the British Columbia Utilities Commission was directed by the province to review the Site C project, an 8.8 billion project consisting of a third dam and generating station on the P...

What began as a trip to a country music concert in Las Vegas turned into a nightmare for Kevin and Audrey Christieson. The Quesnel couple was in the crowd when shots were fired Sunday night. At first ...

An investigation conducted by RCMP in Prince Rupert lead to the discovery of a major grow op at a location West of Burns Lake. Officers in that area located a large scale grow operation that consisted...

A 27 year old woman died at the scene of a single vehicle crash on Highway 97 just south of Hixon early this morning. She was a passenger in the car that left the road. Three other occupants were take...