Category Archives: British Columbia
Water 'outage' in Enderby; city working on problem
ENDERBY, B.C. - The City of Enderby is asking its residents to use water only for essential purposes due to a sudden outage. In a tweet sent out on Saturday morning at 9:17 a.m., the city said that a ...
Aug 18, 2018
Mini donut rolls out 50 years of deliciousness
VERNON, B.C. - As iconic as the Playland Wooden Coaster or the Superdogs, the mini donut is an institution of the annual Fair at the PNE. Those Little Donuts, the original mini donut vendor, began sel...
Aug 18, 2018
B.C. judge who cried during a victim statement won't recuse herself
KELOWNA, B.C. - A provincial court judge in British Columbia who wiped away a tear during a victim impact statement in a sexual interference case says she won’t recuse herself from sentencing be...
Aug 18, 2018
'Disjointed' system hinders British Columbia First Nations in wildfire fight
FORT FRASER, B.C. - A fragmented system that makes British Columbia responsible for regional districts but gives the federal government authority for First Nations is hampering Indigenous groups in th...
Aug 18, 2018
Evacuees find reason to celebrate despite wildfires
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. - It was a birthday party unlike any other Wednesday, dozens of evacuees from the Yekooche First Nation coming together to celebrate the 90th birthday of elder, William Joseph. Mem...
Aug 17, 2018
Evacuee numbers continue to grow in Prince George
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. - As of Friday, Prince George has registered about 1,300 evacuees. The City is also working with other communities including Williams Lake, Quesnel and Fort St. John to increase ac...
Aug 17, 2018
Nearly a week after her car was washed away, still no sign of Valerie Morris
CACHE CREEK, B.C. - A woman presumed washed away in a mudslide near Cache Creek last weekend could be far downstream in a nearby river, according to RCMP. 67 year old Valerie Morris of Sechelt is miss...
Aug 17, 2018
Northern B.C. wakes up to... night?
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. - The sun was supposed to rise at 5:53 this morning in Prince George but no one knows for sure if it did. Heavy smoke from nearby forest fires virtually blacked out the city Friday...
Aug 17, 2018
Judge decides today whether to recuse herself for crying in court
KELOWNA - A Kelowna judge is expected to decide today whether she’ll recuse herself from sentencing a man for sexual assault because she cried during a victim impact statement. The man’s l...
Aug 17, 2018
NEB approves Trans Mountain construction between Alberta and Kamloops
CALGARY - The National Energy Board says Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC can start construction on sections of its pipeline expansion between Alberta and British Columbia. The NEB says in a statement that...
Aug 16, 2018
