EDMONTON — A passenger on a transit bus in Edmonton is in critical condition after police say she fell out the vehicle’s back door. Police say the bus was making a left turn in the city’s west end on Friday afternoon when a 63-year-old woman stood up from her seat and moved towards the rear […]
In this edition of the Weekly Review, we share some of our personal highlights from the year. Plus, the three most read stories from 2023.
New requirements to ensure workers can return to their jobs after suffering a workplace injury will come into effect on January 1st.
A K9 detection unit has been in use at Site C since May, which has decreased the number of drug and alcohol recoveries at the gates.
The District of Tumbler Ridge is searching for a new CAO following the departure of Brian Woodward.
The Northern Rockies Regional Municipality (NRRM) agreed to provide a letter of support to the South Peace Health Services Society for Bulterys House in Dawson Creek.
Many community members are mourning the loss of Mannie Lenz after she succumbed to her battle with cancer on Tuesday.
The City of Fort St. John is inviting the public to attend its annual New Year’s Eve Fireworks event on Sunday.Â
Fort St. John product Braxton McCoy put it all on the pitch during the First Touch Football Soccer Combine in Calgary last month, resulting in him being named MVP and making the all-star team for the event.
Minimum piece rates for hand-harvesting of specified crops are set to increase by 6.9 per cent on January 1st.
Part 2 of the top stories for northeast BC in 2023. We also had our reporters share their experience covering the wildfires this year.
