Logan Flint

Logan is the News Reporter and Afternoon News Anchor for The Moose in Smithers, covering stories from Burns Lake to Hazelton along Highway 16. Born and raised in Smithers, he's grown up around radio and has spent time as an on-air announcer for the station's afternoon and morning shows.
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Northwest B.C. records four unregulated drug deaths through July and August

Health Logan Flint -
No unregulated drug deaths were recorded in July while four lives were claimed in August across northwest B.C.

Northwest B.C. sees drop in unemployment through September

Business Logan Flint -
Unemployment fell through September across northwest B.C. to 6.4 per cent.

Two killed in Highway 16 crash west of New Hazelton

Crime Logan Flint -
A crash Thursday afternoon on Highway 16 west of New Hazelton resulted in two fatalities and closed the highway for several hours.

Category three fire ban ends Saturday

Fire Logan Flint -
The Northwest Fire Centre is lifting its category three fire ban at noon on Saturday.

Northwest B.C. jobless mark stays through August

Economy Logan Flint -
The unemployment rate across northwest B.C. held steady through August according to Stats Canada.

Jaw-dropping 58 shot by former Smithers golfer

Sports Logan Flint -
Kaleb Gorbahn recorded a 13-under-par 58 over the 18-hole course.

Northwest Fire Centre lifts category two fire ban

Fire Logan Flint -
Category two fires are again allowed across the Northwest Fire Centre after rescinding the ban at noon on Saturday.

Category two fire ban going into effect across Northwest Fire Centre

Fire Logan Flint -
A category two fire ban is going into effect across the Northwest Fire Centre at noon on Saturday.

Update: Attemped copper theft cuts internet for some northern B.C. customers

Energy & Utilities Logan Flint -
CityWest is reporting a full service outage for all internet, telephone, and TV customers.

Northwest Fire Centre to partly drop fire bans

Fire Logan Flint -
Category two fires will again be allowed in the Northwest Fire Centre as of noon on Thursday.

Northwest Fire Centre returning category two fire ban

Fire Logan Flint -
The 2026 wildfire season in the Northwest Fire Centre has been quieter than the past few years.

Prince Rupert receives provincial funding to attract new workers

City of Prince Rupert Logan Flint -
The province is spending $240,000 to help attract new workers to the Prince Rupert area.

Northwest B.C. records 7.4 per cent unemployment rate for June

Business Logan Flint -
Unemployment in northwest B.C. rose in June compared to a year ago.

Northwest B.C. sees one unregulated drug death for May

Health Logan Flint -
May unregulated drug deaths in northwest B.C. are down compared to a month prior and a year prior.

Rain and cool temperatures see category two fire ban dropped

Fire Logan Flint -
The Northwest Fire Centre is ending its category two fire ban as of noon on Friday.

Houston RCMP renew calls to find man missing for two years

Missing Person Logan Flint -
Houston RCMP and the North District Major Crime Unit are renewing calls to find Michael Kowalchuk.
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