Tolko announces more cuts to lumber operations in B.C.
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
The company’s website stating it is cutting lumber production at its mills in Armstrong and Williams lake by 20 per cent. Continue reading
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Williams Lake man arrested in alleged kidnapping, attempted murder
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Police say the incident, which occurred on the Rudy Johnson Bridge, may also be connected to a homicide on Aug. 6. Continue reading
Williams Lake RCMP lay attempted murder charges against suspect
By John Copsey Network news anchor
Williams Lake RCMP have made an arrest and laid charges while investigating a Friday incident beneath the Rudy Johnson Bridge, which police say could be linked to the discovery of a body at a residence on Tuesday. Continue reading
Environment Canada: July was hotter, wetter than normal for some parts of B.C.
For September to October, BC Wildfire Service is projecting “to have a high probability of above-seasonal temperatures throughout most of the province, particularly the western half.” Continue reading
Cunard Beach closed to swimming due to high bacteria levels
A recent water test showed that Cunard Beach exceeded Health Canada swimming guidelines. Continue reading
RCMP investigating homicide on First Nations reserve near Williams Lake, B.C.
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
One man is in custody in connection with an alleged homicide on the Toosey Reserve Saturday night. Continue reading
Environment Canada: High likelihood of a warmer, drier summer than normal in B.C.
“Everybody for western North America is showing higher probabilities of above-normal temperatures for that stretch.” Continue reading
Stolen car crashes into parked truck; Kelowna man in custody
Kelowna RCMP say Chevrolet Cobalt collided with parked Nissan Titan in the Glenmore area. Continue reading
B.C. Interior hunting groups under fire for ‘wolf-whacking’ contests
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Environmentalists have written to the B.C. government calling for an end to wildlife-killing contests. Continue reading
3 B.C. towns had some of the worst air quality in the world during last year’s wildfires: report
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
During a stretch last summer, smoke was so thick in Prince George leading to dark skies in the middle of the day. Continue reading