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Crisis Response, Community Led peer support teams have answered 20,000 calls since 2023

Health Brendan Pawliw -
The mobile, community-led crisis services assist people aged 13 and older who might be experiencing thoughts of suicide or self-harm, feelings of grief, distress or panic and anxiety.

‘This is an incredibly strong community’ Eby says in Tumbler Ridge

Crime Darin Bain -
Premier David Eby visited Tumbler Ridge, B.C., after a mass shooting left nine people dead, pledging support for a grieving community.

Shocked, helpless and heavy. Tumbler Ridge residents devastated by shooting

Crime Darin Bain -
Nine people are dead and dozens injured after a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, devastating the northeastern B.C. community.

“Wrap these families with love” Eby says following Tumbler Ridge tragedy

RCMP Darin Bain -
"It's hard to know what to say on a night like tonight, this is the kind of thing that feels like it happens in other places and not close to home in a way that this feels for so many British Columbians and Canadians," he said.

UPDATE: Nine people dead following school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.

Crime Darin Bain -
A Police Initiated Public Alert was issued as officers responded to the scene. This alert officially cancelled at 5:45 pm, as police do not believe there are any outstanding suspects or ongoing threat to the public.  

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

Community Darin Bain -
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.

Indigenous leaders issue scathing response to One B.C. leader over residential school comments

Provincial Reporter Brendan Pawliw -
The request stems from comments made by Brodie regarding residential school survivors back in March, which got her expelled from the Conservative Party of BC.

Tackling tense political waters to be a talking point during First Nations Leaders’ Gathering

Provincial Reporter Brendan Pawliw -
The two-day gathering ends tomorrow (Wednesday). 

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Bank of Canada cuts interest rates to 2.25%

Business Brendan Pawliw -
The BOC has been gradually adjusting its monetary policy down from a peak of five per cent in April 2024 after raising rates to curb inflation.

Province, BCGEU enter into mediation

Provincial Brendan Pawliw -
Out of respect for the mediation process, government will not be releasing any further details at this time.

“People are spending less”: B.C. Restaurants and Food Services Association

Business Brendan Pawliw -
President and CEO Ian Tostenson says the cost in government red tape and regulation has also been a hindrance within the industry as well as the 16-thousand job vacancies for cooks and chefs.

Rustad ready to get back to work after Conservative leadership vote

Politics Brendan Pawliw -
Over 70 per cent of the members who voted across the province approved. Rustad lost in 10 of the 93 ridings, while three were tied there were two ridings where no votes were cast.

Home sales in Northern B.C. hold steady in August

Real Estate Brendan Pawliw -
406 single-family homes came off the market last month, an increase of five when compared to 12 months earlier.

Man receives 90-day driving prohibition after driving toy car down 15th Avenue

RCMP Darin Bain -
On a day where they had their hands full, the Prince George RCMP had to make an interesting traffic stop on Friday. Officers stopped a man driving a toy car down Fifteenth Avenue near Nicholson Street.

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

Community Darin Bain -
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. 

BC sees 66 per cent spike in shoplifting in last decade: Save Our Streets

Crime Brendan Pawliw -
In 2023, London Drugs President and COO Clint Mahlman, who is also part of Save Our Streets, noted their Parkwood Place location in Prince George had one of the highest crime rates ranking in the top five for loss.
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"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

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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

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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

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Recap of local and national sports.

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

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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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