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CO2 Lock Corp to launch carbon capture and storage pilot project in Northern BC

Dec 16, 2024 | thenorthernview.com | Binny Mary Paul

CO2 Lock Corp., a majority-owned subsidiary of FPX Nickel Corp., is set to launch a rare carbon capture and storage (CCS) pilot project in Northern British Columbia next year, marking it as the only such project currently planned in the region. The Sam Project, located approximately 50 kilometres southwest of Prince George and southeast of Vanderhoof, is an initiative focused on permanently storing carbon dioxide (CO2) through injection into a large ultramafic rock body.
Stellat’en First Nation's Nithi Mountain Wind Project gets provincial approval

Dec 13, 2024 | ominecaexpress.com | Binny Mary Paul

The Nithi Mountain Wind Project, a joint venture between Stellat’en First Nation and Innergex, is one of nine wind-energy projects recently approved by the province of British Columbia as part of BC Hydro’s first competitive call for power in 15 years. These nine projects are expected to generate nearly 5,000 gigawatt hours (GWh) of electricity annually, enough to power approximately 500,000 homes, and will increase BC Hydro’s current power supply by 8 per cent.
Fort St. James man fined and given probation for night hunting

Dec 12, 2024 | thenorthernview.com | Binny Mary Paul

A Fort St. James man has been fined $3,000 and placed on a nine-month probation order for hunting at night. In September 2021, Conservation Officers (COS) and RCMP responded to a Report All Poachers and Polluters (RAPP) complaint about night hunting in progress along Necoslie Forest Service Road, near Fort St. James. Officers located the suspect and vehicle in question.
District of Vanderhoof saves pup, finds him a forever home

Dec 12, 2024 | thenorthernview.com | Binny Mary Paul

The District of Vanderhoof recently stepped in to help a dog find a new home after it was found wandering the area without identification. A three-year-old husky/golden retriever mix was picked up by the district's Animal Control Officer. Without a collar or dog tag, the dog faced an uncertain future, as there was no way to identify its owner, Rod Holland, the district’s chief administrative officer said.
Mild, dry weather ahead of holiday storms in December, no major cold expected

Dec 6, 2024 | ominecaexpress.com | Binny Mary Paul

Lakes District and the Stuart Nechako area will see mild, dry weather through early December, with light snow possible later in the month, but no major cold outbreaks are expected. Brett Anderson, a senior meteorologist with AccuWeather, shared a detailed weather forecast for the areas around Burns Lake and Vanderhoof leading up to the Christmas and New Year period. Through Dec. 11, the region is expected to experience a dry and mild weather pattern.
2 arrested after series of vehicle thefts in Vanderhoof

Dec 4, 2024 | ominecaexpress.com | Binny Mary Paul

Vanderhoof RCMP responded to multiple reports of vehicle break-ins in the Vanderview Drive area of Vanderhoof, BC on Nov. 3. The police said the suspects targeted unlocked vehicles, stealing a range of valuables. Later that evening, RCMP investigators identified and arrested two individuals in connection with the thefts. Several stolen items, believed to belong to the victims, were recovered.
First Nation identifies potential unmarked graves at former Lejac residential school site near Fraser Lake

Nov 30, 2024 | thenorthernview.com | Binny Mary Paul

Warning: This story contains distressing content about residential schools. Northwest B.C. First Nation Nadleh Whut’en has confirmed the identification of potential unmarked graves at the site of the former Lejac Indian Residential School, located at Tseyaz Bunk’ut near Fraser Lake. Earlier in May, the First Nation had said it would search the residential school site using both ground-penetrating radar (GPR) and magnetometry to detect irregularities underground.
Council addresses public concerns over Spirit Square Revitalization costs

Nov 29, 2024 | caledoniacourier.com | Binny Mary Paul

A recent social media post on the Fort St. James community page sparked growing concerns over the costs associated with the Spirit Square Revitalization Project, specifically regarding the scope of the proposed shoreline stabilization, green initiatives, and additional amenities. The post, raised alarm about the $4.6 million budget for shoreline stabilization and re-greening efforts, citing an August 2023 staff report.
Fundraiser held in Vanderhoof to support youth with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Nov 28, 2024 | ominecaexpress.com | Binny Mary Paul

The owner of My Place Pub in Vanderhoof, Dave Miles, hosted an event on Nov. 23 to raise funds for a new foundation aimed at supporting youth affected by Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS). FAS is the most severe type of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) – a condition that can occur when a mother drinks alcohol during pregnancy. The fundraiser, which featured a silent auction, was held in honour of Miles' late fiancée, Sarah June Tom, who was from Burns Lake passed away two years ago.
Vanderhoof Chamber meeting explores mill closure and impact on local businesses

Nov 28, 2024 | treefrogcreative.ca | Binny Mary Paul |Kevin Mason |Bob Brash |Robert McKellar

Vanderhoof Chamber meeting explores mill closure and impact on local businesses By Binny Paul Vanderhoof Omineca Express November 26, 2024 Category: Finance & Economics Region: Canada, Canada West Vanderhoof’s Chamber of Commerce organized a meeting earlier in November, to address the challenges and opportunities facing the community following Canfor’s announcement on September 4 that it would close its mills in Vanderhoof and Fort St. John. The closures are expected to result in the loss of...