Latest MLA News
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Throne Speech strikes a balance for Nechako Lakes
Read more[VANDERHOOF] – Last week’s Speech from the Throne is a unique moment in history – not only for British Columbia, but also for Nechako Lakes…
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2017 Balanced Budget Delivers for Nechako Lakes
Read more[VANDERHOOF] British Columbia’s strong economy means more money back in the pockets of middle-class families in Nechako Lakes and investments in the programs and services…
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Community gaming grants in Nechako Lakes support human and social services and Parent Advisory Councils
Read moreVANDERHOOF – The Houston Link to Learning Society received $17,000 in B.C. Government gaming grants in the human and social services sector announced Nechako Lakes…
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B.C. invests $4.8 million for green schools
Read moreVANDERHOOF – Twain Sullivan Elementary school will become more energy efficient this year thanks to $111,000 in funding from the provincial Carbon Neutral Capital Program…
Speech from the Throne
The government’s Speech From the Throne outlined B.C.’s agenda to create jobs and opportunity throughout British Columbia – growing a diverse economy to fund vital public services. Learn more.
Government News Releases
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New culvert to protect Highway 37 north of Bell 2 Lodge
Read moreA contract valued at $1.98 million has been awarded for work to improve the reliability of Highway 37 north of Bell 2 Lodge.
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Wildfire update for the Southeast Fire Centre
Read moreThe recent downturn in the weather has decreased the number of new wildfire starts and reduced aggressive wildfire behaviour in the Southeast Fire Centre. Initial attacks on new wildfires have been successful.
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Off-road vehicle prohibitions rescinded throughout B.C.
Read moreThe operation of off-road vehicles will once again be permitted on Crown land throughout the Cariboo Fire Centre, Kamloops Fire Centre and Southeast Fire Centre, effective at noon on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2017.
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Burn prohibitions to be lifted in Prince George Fire Centre
Read moreEffective at 12 noon on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2017, all open burning will once again be allowed throughout the Prince George Fire Centre.