No one hurt in sudden deluge that saw four people flee their home on Fife Road
No one hurt in sudden deluge that saw four people flee their home near Christina Lake, B.C.
No cougar sightings after overnight kill, says Conservation Service Officer
City hall meanwhile reports quarterly construction bump
Sculptor David Seven Deers said he needs to own the sculpture's lodge site to keep the statue safe
The fair's board of directors is meanwhile considering relocating the fairgrounds
School District 51 said a member of the school community had tested positive for the novel coronavirus
Crews have built a modified dike along a section of the Kettle River in Johnson Flats
Grand Forks RCMP said break-ins at abandoned homes accounted for majority of recent property crime
The current facility at 2320 78th Ave. will stay open as a COVID-shelter, according to city council's resolution
Lead officer James Kastonoff said some smoke will stay in the area through Thursday, April 15
The area has seen several campfires reportedly connected to a local homeless camp
Property crime and mental health checks are up significantly, according to Sgt. Darryl Peppler
Those potentially exposed to the virus have been told to self-isolate, says acting Superintendent
No one appears to be hurt in the two-vehicle crash which highway stopped traffic in both directions
Grand Forks provincial court will set a trial date next month
Edward 'Joe' Wright is accused of a break and entering at a flood-damaged property in North Ruckle
'They'll never have the chance to be bears,' said Conservation Officer Mark Walkoksy
Investigators believe the individual is responsible for multiple violations under the Environmental Management Act
The man has been ordered to keep the peace for a year, while continuing treatment for mental health issues
