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Colleymount residents identify priority spots

Priorities submitted to the B.C. ministry of transportation.
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Wet’suwet’en delegation returns from China trade mission

Wet’suwet’en delegation returns from China trade mission

Chief Karen Ogen stressed the importance of consulting with First Nations.
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Transportation symposium coming

B.C. ministry of transportation and infrastructure and the First Nations health authority will host a transportation symposium in Smithers.
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CNC president cancels meeting in Burns Lake

President had planned to discuss the future of family programs.
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B.C. 'ready' for 3,500 Syria refugees

B.C. 'ready' for 3,500 Syria refugees

Timing of bringing in those fleeing conflict in Syria and Iraq is up to Trudeau government, Premier Christy Clark says
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$20 million a year to reduce wait for MRI

$20 million a year to reduce wait for MRI

Waits up to 36 weeks mean delayed or incorrect diagnosis for everything from joint pain the brain tumours
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Increasing safety on Hwy. of Tears

Cheslatta Carrier Nation chief says government has not done enough.
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School district confirms Granisle's project went over budget

Extra costs were mainly due to delays in construction, says Schools District 91.
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RCMP says lock your vehicles

Burns Lake had nine motor vehicle thefts reported in 10 days.
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B.C. government unions to get 'modest' raises

B.C. government unions to get 'modest' raises

Economic growth exceeds forecast, triggers extra pay for 300,000 teachers, health care and social services staff in February
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