Employees evacuated after gas leak in Burnaby building
By Robyn Crawford Reporter
Burnaby Fire Department says there was a gas leak at K-Bro Linen Systems on Enterprise Street late Wednesday. Continue reading
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Enbridge ups pressure on repaired gas line after explosion near Prince George
The company says it will increase pressure to 85 per cent of its full capacity, up from 80 per cent. Continue reading
Regulator orders new safety measures near site of Prince George gas explosion
Enbridge has been ordered to limit gas flows to 80 per cent pressure levels as a safeguard near the blast site. Continue reading
Prince George pipeline explosion not ‘criminal in nature’: RCMP
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
“The investigation has now been turned over to Transportation Safety Board, with assistance from National Energy Board and Enbridge.” Continue reading
Prince George pipeline explosion investigation elevated to provincial level
By Sarah MacDonald Reporter
The BC RCMP is now taking over what will be a lengthy and complicated investigation, due to what officials are calling its “potential scope and scale.” Continue reading
B.C. slashes natural gas usage amid concerns of shortage after pipeline blast
By Simon Little Online Journalist
FortisBC says its customers have cut back on usage by as much as 20 per cent, amid concerns gas supplies could run out. Continue reading
Dump truck becomes tangled in utility lines near Kelowna
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
A dump truck working on a road resurfacing project became tangled in overhead utility lines on Old Vernon Road. Continue reading
Billing relief offered to FortisBC customers
FortisBC says it will be offering a billing credit to its customers who were affected by flood and fire evacuation orders earlier this year. Continue reading
East 1st Avenue partially re-opened Sunday morning
East 1st Avenue has finally been reopened between Nanaimo Street and Rupert Street. Continue reading
Some relief in sight for Vancouver commuters as East 1st Ave set to reopen
A section of East 1st Avenue between Rupert Street and Nanaimo Street that had been partially closed is expected to open on Sunday. The road will fully reopen on Aug. 31. Continue reading
