Ryley McCormack
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Scam calls and emails continue to hound Canadians
Dealing with fraudsters attempting to steal your identity or money can come in a variety of forms, whether online or over the phone.Local RCMP officials said reports of scammers...
Provincial government to support safer health care workplaces
Funding from the B.C. government will be used to improve security at health care facilities across the province.According to officials, the money will be used to hire about 320...
More than 1,000 B.C. deaths attributed to toxic drugs in 2022
At least 1,095 B.C. residents are believed to have died from drug poisoning in the first six months of 2022.This comes from preliminary data from the BC Coroners Service...
BCSPCA struggling with slow adoption rates
The BCSPCA is facing lower-than-average adoption rates, and the organization is struggling to find space for animals coming into its care."We have been having a really busy summer and...
Forecasters predict hot, dry conditions to come in mid-July through August
B.C. can expect a transition into hotter, dryer weather later in July and into August, bringing in an increase in wildfire risk.According to B.C. Government officials, wildfire activity has...
B.C. leads efforts in legal settlement against Purdue Pharma
Purdue Pharma will pay $150-million thanks to a B.C.-led class-action lawsuit to recover healthcare costs related to the sale and marketing of opioid-based pain medications.B.C. Government officials said the...
Audit finds improvements in major mine oversight, with some exceptions
An audit of policies implemented by B.C.'s Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation revealed some areas of improvement in the industry's oversight and others that could use...
Removal of Burgess Shale fossils leads to $20,000 fine for Quebec man
A man from Quebec is facing a $20,000 fine and house arrest after 45 fossils from several B.C. national parks were found in his home.Parks Canada officials said the...
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CRA offers tax tips ahead of Monday’s deadline
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has a few pointers ahead of this year’s tax deadline, including what you can...
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Three workshops coming to Prince George for Alzheimer caregivers
The Alzheimer Society of B.C. will be hosting free workshops in Prince George next week.
Cops for Cancer Tour de North raises $245,000 for childhood cancer research
Emergency service crews that took part in this year's Cops for Cancer Tour de North wrapped up their seven day ride on Thursday in Prince Rupert.
Zach’s Sports Shorts; Saturday, September 20th
The regular season officially kicked off for the Prince George Cougars yesterday (Friday) after a 6-1 victory over the Portland Winterhawks at home.
New faces shine for Cougars in season opener
That's starting the season with a bang.The Prince George Cougars opened their season with a 6-1 win over the Portland Winterhawks in front of 4,252 fans at the CN Centre.
Spruce Kings road woes in Chilliwack reach another low
Another trip to the Fraser Valley turned out to be a bust as the Chilliwack Chiefs tallied five un-answered goals enroute to a 6-2 victory Friday night to begin the BCHL regular season.
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