Feds to spend nearly $14 million for transportation in four NWT communities
Hay River, Fort Smith, Fort Simpson and Fort Liard will soon see improvements to their local transportation systems courtesy of a nearly $14 million funding pledge from the Government of ...
Dry January leads to lower snowpack levels for B.C., officials say
The B.C. River Forecast Centre says that a historically dry January in many parts of B.C. means snowpack levels across the ...
5 Ways To Embrace Winter In BC: From Northern Lights To Cozy Spas
In the Canadian province of British Columbia, winter is meant to be embraced not merely endured. That’s why the only ones ...
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Northeast: A New Energy Era
Despite being the most sparsely populated region of British Columbia, the Northeast is an energy powerhouse. The region’s ...
CRTC Dropping $14 Million to Expand Internet in BC and Yukon
Another day, and another announcement on expanding high speed internet from the federal government. The Canadian ...
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Charger push in Northern B.C. shows promise for rural EV road trips
with more coming soon at Tetsa River, Pink Mountain and Liard River Hot Springs. All of these sites have two to six chargers in case one isn’t working, and most are 90 to 100 kilowatts.
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The late Rosie Betthale-Reid was always there to help
Born on Maxhamish Lake (also known as Sandy Lake) in northern British Columbia, Rosie worked as an alcohol and drug counsellor in Hay River before she and her husband, Kyle, retired to Fort Liard. Rea ...
CRTC takes action to help bring fibre Internet to three communities in British Columbia and the Yukon
The CRTC is taking action to help bring high-speed fibre Internet to the communities of Jade City and Good Hope Lake (Dease River) in British Columbia, as well as Upper Liard in the Yukon.