BY STAN MITCHELL Chartered Professional Accountants Association of B.C. Over the past two years, the Cariboo has endured two of the most devastating wildfires our […]
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The Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) is encouraged by the federal government’s decision to grant its final approval to the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion […]
LNG Canada and its prime contractor, JGC Fluor BC LNG JV (JGC Fluor), today announced the launch of Your Place, a province-wide workforce development program […]
100 Mile House has been hit with another permanent mill closure. West Fraser today announced its intention to permanently close its Chasm lumber mill and […]
The new allowable annual cut (AAC) for West Fraser’s Tree Farm Licence 52 near Quesnel is 592,500 cubic metres, Diane Nicholls, chief forester, has announced. […]
Canfor Pulp Products will be closing its BCTMP pulp mill in Taylor for five weeks this summer. The company announced today that it will close […]
Louisiana Pacific has announced an indefinite shut down of its Peace Valley oriented strand board plant in Fort St. John on August 9. The shut […]
Norbord Inc. is indefinitely closing its oriented strand board (OSB) mill in 100 Mile House, starting in August 2019. The closure will result in 160 […]
Canfor Corporation announced Monday it will be temporarily shut down operations at all its British Columbia sawmills, except WynnWood. The majority of mills will be […]
Some Shaw customers in Prince George, Quesnel, Williams Lake and surrounding areas of northern British Columbia may be experiencing an interruption to their internet, television […]
Canada’s largest and longest-running conference on the bioeconomy will be the place for industry, government, communities, and researchers to meet and discuss some of the […]
Small business owners in B.C.’s northwest who suffered financial and business losses following British Columbia’s devastating 2018 wildfire season can now apply for additional assistance. […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca Thinking about streaming all eight seasons of Game of Thrones this weekend? Or maybe locking yourself in the basement and playing […]
Get ready for lots more hockey at CN Centre. The City of Prince George has renewed a rental agreement with the Prince George Cougars that […]
A new bus service could soon be running between Prince George, Kamloops, and Salmon Arm. Ebus BC is hoping the Passenger Transportation Board will approve […]
Canfor is permanently closing its Vavenby sawmill north of Kamloops this July, putting 178 employees out of work. Canfor has reached an agreement to sell […]
West Fraser will be shutting down five mills in the Interior for one week. The affected mills are in Chetwynd, Quesnel, Williams Lake, Smithers and […]
B.C.’s general hourly minimum wage will increase to $13.85 from $12.65, and the minimum wage rates for liquor servers, resident caretakers and live-in camp leaders […]
The Prince George Chamber of Commerce presented three resolutions during the 2019 BC Chamber of Commerce annual general meeting in Burnaby the week of May […]
Prince George Ribfest is less than one month away and local companies are pitching in to make the three-day event a great time. The event, […]
Nominations are now open for the Prince George Chamber of Commerce’s annual Business Excellence Awards. The awards, now in their 34th year, recognize excellence across […]
Locally-owned tech firm SparkGeo is on the move. The company will be moving to Hubspace as its anchor tenant as of June 1. SparkGeo owner, […]