Category Archives: British Columbia

Action taken on beetle-infested trees near Lumby
LUMBY, B.C. - An action plan is underway to reduce the impact of the Fir Bark Beetle in the Lumby area. An outbreak of the pest has produced dead or dying trees on about 45 hectares on the slopes abov...
Kayla Derkach Mar 16, 2018

New bridge announced for Nass River crossing near Hazelton
HAZELTON – A new two-lane bridge on Highway 37 is scheduled to be built across the Nass River, replacing the current one-lane bridge downstream. East of Stewart, the new bridge will allow heavie...
Kayla Derkach Mar 16, 2018

$1.6B contract one of three awarded for Site 'C' dam in northeastern B.C.
VANCOUVER - A $1.6 billion contract has been awarded for construction of the Site C hydroelectric dam in northeastern British Columbia, just three months after the province’s NDP government relu...
Kayla Derkach Mar 16, 2018

B.C., Washington to study potential high-speed rail link
VANCOUVER - British Columbia’s government is teaming up with Washington state to study a potential high-speed rail link between Vancouver and Seattle. Premier John Horgan says the province will ...
Kayla Derkach Mar 16, 2018

Judge grants Trans Mountain injunction against protestors
VANCOUVER - A B-C Supreme Court Judge says protesters must be restrained from obstructing the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline. Justice Kenneth Affleck has granted the company an indefinite in...
Kayla Derkach Mar 16, 2018

Man wanted on multiple charges
VERNON - RCMP are requesting public help to locate a man wanted for several offences in the North Okanagan. Anthony Otto Froese is wanted on three charges which include trafficking a controlled substa...
Kayla Derkach Mar 15, 2018

Merritt inches closer to performing arts centre
MERRITT - The Merritt arts community’s dream of adding a performing arts centre looks a little closer to reality this week. The city has received $500,000 through the BC Rural Dividend Program t...
Kayla Derkach Mar 15, 2018

100 Mile House mill to temporarily suspend production
100 MILE HOUSE - As if 100 Mile House hasn’t gone through enough following last year’s weeks-long evacuation due to the devastating wildfires. Now word from Norbord that it plans to suspen...
Kayla Derkach Mar 15, 2018

Greeks lose appeal
VERNON - Three members of the Vernon’s so-called Greeks gang have lost their appeals of their November 2012 murder convictions. Peter Manolakos, Leslie Podolski and Sheldon Richard O'Donnell wer...
Kayla Derkach Mar 15, 2018

Sagmoen facing new charge
VERNON - North Okanagan resident Curtis Sagmoen is facing a new charge. RCMP Cpl. Dan Moskaluk with South East District says new information has come to light in relation to an incident which occurred...
Kayla Derkach Mar 14, 2018

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