The Prince George Airport (YXS) welcomed 443,366 passengers in 2025, compared to 450,494 in 2024. A modest 1.6 per cent year-over-year difference. While total passenger volumes were slightly lower than
When NDP Finance Minister Brenda Bailey’s 2026 budget speech announced the government was re-pacing several large and planned capital expenditures, it plunged billions of dollars in projects into a freefall
TERRACE, B.C. — A new addition is underway in Terrace that will create 95 new student seats at Suwilaawks Community School. The work will include: four prefabricated classrooms to create
VICTORIA — Doig River First Nation and the provincial government are looking for feedback on a land-use planning project being co-developed in a portion of Treaty 8 territory in northeastern
BUILDEX Vancouver 2026 has two sessions on politics and construction. The Builders’ Bench Live: Where Politics Meets Construction – Construction Keynote takes place Wednesday, Feb. 11. The host of The
VANCOUVER – A government-commissioned review of forestry in British Columbia is calling for the system to be razed and rebuilt with a focus on trust and transparency about the state
The Prince George Airport (YXS) welcomed 443,366 passengers in 2025, compared to 450,494 in 2024. A modest 1.6 per cent year-over-year difference. While total passenger volumes were slightly lower than
When NDP Finance Minister Brenda Bailey’s 2026 budget speech announced the government was re-pacing several large and planned capital expenditures, it plunged billions of dollars in projects into a freefall
TERRACE, B.C. — A new addition is underway in Terrace that will create 95 new student seats at Suwilaawks Community School. The work will include: four prefabricated classrooms to create
VICTORIA — Doig River First Nation and the provincial government are looking for feedback on a land-use planning project being co-developed in a portion of Treaty 8 territory in northeastern
BUILDEX Vancouver 2026 has two sessions on politics and construction. The Builders’ Bench Live: Where Politics Meets Construction – Construction Keynote takes place Wednesday, Feb. 11. The host of The
VANCOUVER – A government-commissioned review of forestry in British Columbia is calling for the system to be razed and rebuilt with a focus on trust and transparency about the state
