Megan Trudeau

3 days ago | princegeorgenow.com | Megan Trudeau

The number of US nurses who can work in BC has increased quickly after the registration process was streamlined in early April. Today, Premier David Eby spoke at a press conference on the progress made in the new initiative, which has transformed the process from an average of four months to a few days. Since launching the new, streamlined process, applications from US-trained nurses have increased by 127%, according to the Province.

3 days ago | kamloopsbcnow.com | Megan Trudeau

The number of US nurses who can work in BC has increased quickly after the registration process was streamlined in early April. Today, Premier David Eby spoke at a press conference on the progress made in the new initiative, which has transformed the process from an average of four months to a few days. Since launching the new, streamlined process, applications from US-trained nurses have increased by 127%, according to the Province.

3 days ago | kamloopsbcnow.com | Megan Trudeau

Police have caught up to a violent offender who fled from a halfway house in 2023, and has been living under a false name ever since. The 30-year-old was serving a 10-year, five-month jail sentence for multiple crimes, including second-degree murder in Winnipeg, when he obtained statutory release in March 2023 and was ordered to live at a halfway house in New Westminster. At the time of his release, he was also serving a four-year sentence for aggravated assaults on two corrections officers.

3 days ago | princegeorgenow.com | Megan Trudeau

Police have caught up to a violent offender who fled from a halfway house in 2023, and has been living under a false name ever since. The 30-year-old was serving a 10-year, five-month jail sentence for multiple crimes, including second-degree murder in Winnipeg, when he obtained statutory release in March 2023 and was ordered to live at a halfway house in New Westminster. At the time of his release, he was also serving a four-year sentence for aggravated assaults on two corrections officers.

4 days ago | kamloopsbcnow.com | Megan Trudeau

A kayaker in BC was thankfully rescued after suffering a severe laceration with life-threatening bleeding while on the Crooked River. Prince George Search and Rescue (PG SAR) said they got the call on May 10 from a group of four who were kayaking down the river. They encountered a log extending across bank to bank, and as they were pulling the kayaks across, one person slipped and was injured.