Tag: Northwest B.C.

Northwest B.C. records four unregulated drug deaths through July and August

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

Unemployment fell through September across northwest B.C. to 6.4 per cent.

Northwest B.C. jobless mark stays through August

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

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

Unemployment in northwest B.C. rose in June compared to a year ago.

Northwest B.C. recorded four unregulated drug deaths in April

Unregulated drug deaths across northwest B.C. went up in April to four according to the B.C. Coroners Service.

Northwest B.C. unregulated drug deaths up through March

Three people died in March across northwest B.C. from unregulated drugs, up compared to a month prior.

Northwest B.C. jobless mark dips to 8.8 per cent in April

Just under 4,000 people were looking for work across northwest B.C. in April.
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RCMP release names of eight killed in Tumbler Ridge shooting

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Psychologist offers guidance to parents after Tumbler Ridge, B.C., shooting

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