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Construction of BC Hydro's North Coast Transmission Line set to begin next year

Construction of BC Hydro's North Coast Transmission Line set to begin next year

Negotiations continue for line to be co-owned by First Nations
Update: Electricity mostly restored after lightning takes out power along Hwy 16

Update: Electricity mostly restored after lightning takes out power along Hwy 16

45,000 customers lost power from Prince Rupert to Vanderhoof
Nearly $100K award fuels salmon stewardship projects in Haida Gwaii

Nearly $100K award fuels salmon stewardship projects in Haida Gwaii

One initiative will use a new AI tool allowing for the first-ever recording of coho salmon escapement on the Copper River
High-speed internet coming to B.C.'s most northern communities

High-speed internet coming to B.C.'s most northern communities

New 250-km network to boost healthcare, education and safety in Jade City, Good Hope Lake, and Yukon's Liard
Local businesses pledge $50,000 to support youth soccer in Vanderhoof

Local businesses pledge $50,000 to support youth soccer in Vanderhoof

The funding will help provide vital equipment for the program’s 339 players, 54 coaches and 11 executive members.
Trigon finalizes $750M investment in North Coast LPG facility

Trigon finalizes $750M investment in North Coast LPG facility

The decision comes amid a legal standoff with the Prince Rupert Port Authority, which has granted another company exclusive LPG rights
Nisga’a scholar to co-lead global Indigenous research initiative

Nisga’a scholar to co-lead global Indigenous research initiative

Dr. Amy Parent appointed UNESCO Co-Chair to advance Indigenous governance, rematriation and language revitalization
Open fire prohibition takes effect

Open fire prohibition takes effect

Category 2 and Category 3 open burning will be prohibited throughout the remainder of the Prince George Fire Centre, including Vanderhoof and Fort St. James. 
Road resurfacing season is back in northern B.C.

Road resurfacing season is back in northern B.C.

This will include 25 kilometres of conventional asphalt resurfacing on Highway 16, Fort Fraser to Engen. 
Historic Japanese triplexes restored at B.C.’s oldest surviving cannery

Historic Japanese triplexes restored at B.C.’s oldest surviving cannery

Three modern units are available for rent, while a fourth unit is open to visitors as an exhibit space, offering a journey through historic living spaces