Prince George Citizen
Canfor announces reduced operations at B.C. sawmills
Sawmills will operate at 80% capacity starting Aug. 30
Casinos slated to reopen on Canada Day
Casinos across B.C. could be open as soon as Canada Day, the B.C. Lottery Corporation said Wednesday. “We’re excited to be one step closer towards reopening the casino industry and to be included in...
Small B.C. landlords call for help as expenses mount
With near-zero evictions allowed and rent increases frozen, some B.C. landlords are being forced to the wall
Paper Excellence closing Mackenzie pulp mill
Paper Excellence Canada will be curtailing operations at its pulp mill in Mackenzie. The curtailment is expected to start in the last week June and will impact the mill's 253 employees, a statement...
Carrier Sekani First Nations reach $175 million deal with provincial government
Seven Carrier Sekani First Nations will share in $175 million under a five-year agreement signed Wednesday with the provincial government. Dubbed Pathways Forward 2.0, it was described as an...
Enbridge to create 300 new jobs for T-south pipeline expansion
The demand for natural gas as a source of heat and the need for a reliable pipeline system to transport that resource is about to spur the northern B.C. economy. Beginning next spring, Enbridge will...
Canfor to shut down sawmills for two weeks
All of Canfor's British Columbia sawmills, with the exception of one, will be shut down over Christmas and New Years, the company said Monday. The two-week curtailment will begin Mon., Dec. 23 with...
Canfor announces more curtailments
Canfor announced 75 million board feet in additional production curtailments on Tuesday. Production at the forestry company's Prince George, Polar, Houston and Fort St. John sawmills will be...
Northern Development grants more than $500,000 to economic development projects
Northern Development Initiative Trust has approved over $500,000 in grants for economic development projects across northern B.C. In all, four projects will receive support through NDIT's economic...