Tag: British Columbia

PG’s unemployment rate declines to 3.3 per cent in August

BC's unemployment came in at 6.5% last month after it was 6.2 in July, ranking fifth among the provinces.

Byelection called for Abbotsford-Mission

A date has been set for a byelection that could win the B.C. Conservative Leader a seat in the legislature. 

Save Our Streets says B.C. residents continue to live in fear in their communities

"Eighteen months ago, our first survey showed British Columbians were extremely unhappy with how government, law enforcement and the health care system were addressing public disorder, public safety, retail crime, and mental health and addictions issues. This latest survey shows little has changed."

“Luggage exceeded carry-on limits” tops E-Comm’s annual list of reasons not to call 9-1-1

From air fryers, to luggage, to dishwashers, E-Comm has heard it all this year. Every year, E-Comm releases a list of some of the absurd calls the 9-1-1 call takers received throughout the year, as a reminder to British Columbians that for emergencies only.

City makes initial “kicks” to join e-scooter pilot

Prince George City Council took the next steps in participating in the province's Electric Kick Scooter Pilot Project. At this week's meeting, City Council gave the firs three readings to amend the City's Highways Bylaw to acknowledge the province's new regulation of "e-scooter" under the Motor Vehicle Act. 

Housing and affordability a top concern for B.C. residents in Stay With BC report

The Business Council of BC (BCBC) released an update to summarize the results of its Stay With B.C. campaign this week. The report shares stories from more than 3,000 British Columbians on mounting economic pressures prompting them to consider leaving the province. 

Sour grapes? BC wine industry up in arms over ‘value added fee’ in Alberta

This despite a trade deal between both provinces that allows Albertans to buy directly from wine producers in B.C.. In April, Alberta spiked its flat fee on wine while also introducing a "value added charge" for any bottle worth more than $11.25 - a move Wine Growers of BC CEO Jeff Guignard isn't happy about.

Public invited to sign condolence books for Lapu Lapu Festival victims

The BC Government is inviting the public to sign condolence books for the victims of the tragedy of the...

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Pandemic pushes Site C Dam behind schedule, costs to increase

In a letter addressed to the British Columbia Utilities Commission, David Morton, the President and Chief Executive Officer of...

Northern Health now 31 days without new COVID-19 cases, 25 new infections provincially

Northern Health has now gone 31 days without any new COVID-19 cases, but the same can't be said for...

2 million acres of land protected from industrial development following threat to caribou population

The Provincial Government and two First Nations, Saulteau and West Moberly, have signed a partnership with a 30-year-term to...

B.C. and Yukon turn focus to food security in the north

The northern B.C. and Yukon governments are partnering to build food security by increasing the supply and production of...

BC Government looks to assist the province’s most vulnerable

The new year has brought some changes in the way that the government addresses poverty. Many of the new regulations...

Prince George man lights up Old Cariboo highway for the Holidays

If you are traveling down the Old Cariboo Highway in Prince George keep an eye out for something special. Local...

Adey family honors son with CNC donation

Students at the College of New Caledonia are in for a treat thanks to some new tools provided for...

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UNBC gearing up for first ever UNBC Week

"From discovering what UNBC has to offer, to cheering on the Timberwolves and reconnecting with alumni, there are many ways to be part of the week and to celebrate the connections between campus and community."

Northern Pour invites community to raise a glass for cardiac care

During the October 23-24 weekend, the Northern Pour Wine and Spirits will be taking place at the Roll-A-Dome, benefiting Spirit of the North.

Spruce Kings drop first game at BCHL Showcase

A pair of early goals helped the Trail Smoke Eaters to a 4-3 win over the Prince George Spruce Kings at the BCHL Showcase in Nisku, Alberta on Sunday.

Darin’s Sports Shorts; Monday, October 12th

Recap of local and national sports.

T-Wolves WSOC drop a pair of close shaves against UBCO, Wolfpack

UNBC drops to 0-10 on the campaign and will be in Victoria and Vancouver Friday and Saturday to play the Vikes and Thunderbirds. Kickoff each night is at 5pm.
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