Job creation was confined to B.C.’s southwest in 2016
“Some areas of recreation are just not sustainable,” says councillor
“An outbreak could considerably undermine our efforts,” says BLCF manager
Burns Lake and Vanderhoof still haven’t signed service bylaws
An amazing opportunity is knocking at our door and that comes in the way of Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT)
Four dogs were caught in traps in Burns Lake this winter
The debate over recreation seems to be heating up in Burns Lake
On Feb. 1, 2017, a Pacific Northern Gas (PNG) gas leak occured on Eighth Avenue
The estimated price of the rescue truck's replacement is $320,000
Burns Lake and Vanderhoof conservation officers attended a report of a vehicle chasing down and killing a coyote
The provincial government is once again asking for help assessing the effects of winter ticks on the province's moose population
“Our once vibrant college is dying,” says RPEC member
Village anticipates seniors’ housing shortage in near future
The Burns Lake Community Forest (BLCF) answered questions from the public during an open house held on Jan. 26
Trump’s executive order caused confusion and anger over the weekend
“Libraries are more important than ever,” says library director
A 1.5 per cent increase would cost the village $22,500 per year
A meeting was held between village staff and business owners
“Council should respect the election process,” says Burns Lake Mayor
CZ 858 Tactical-2P “Spartan” rifle has been declared prohibited
