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08/14/2023
ValhallaFest organizer and ICU nurse at Mills Memorial Hospital in Terrace, Jordie Laidlaw, is on the 2,500-kilometre trek to transport Ignus, a 10.5-foot tall sunflower sculpture made of steel and aluminum, to Burning Man later in August.
Terrace man to bring ValhallaFest art installation to Burning Man - Vanderhoof Omineca Express ValhallaFest organizer and ICU nurse seeking community support through a GoFundMe campaign
08/11/2023
The campfire ban has been lifted in several regions
BC Wildfire Service lifts campfire ban in northern B.C. - Vanderhoof Omineca Express The campfire ban has been lifted in several regions, including Prince Rupert and Terrace
08/11/2023
Beaverton and other Canadian comedy sites getting caught in Facebook battle over online news bill
08/10/2023
Regulations expected to help Canada reach target of making the electricity grid net-zero by 2035
Federal government releases new draft regulations on clean electricity - Vanderhoof Omineca Express
08/10/2023
With only a sliver of moon in the sky, conditions this year will be ideal for seeing lots of meteors
Perseid meteor shower peaks this weekend and it’s even better than last summer - Caledonia Courier
08/09/2023
Vanderhoof residents Kenneth Holden, who ran unsuccessfully for mayor, and unsuccessful council candidates Henry Thiessen, William Teichroeb and Bradley Dejax, all face fines.
Election BC penalizes several 2022 general elections candidates from Vanderhoof - Vanderhoof Omineca Express Elections BC is penalizing several candidates from Vanderhoof ‘s local government elections last fall. The candidates are being fined for sponsoring election advertising without an authorization statement during the campaign period ahead of the general voting day on Oct. 15, 2022.
08/09/2023
It will help fund a NQuatqua First Nation program that connects B.C. youth to the land
08/09/2023
Provincial wildfire count back above 400 active fires
08/09/2023
Terms of new contract that resolved British Columbia port dispute released
Longshore workers get 5, 5, 4 and 4% wage hikes in new 4-year port deal - Vanderhoof Omineca Express