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RCMP boosts seasonal patrols as they prepare for busy tourism season - Vimarsana News

RCMP boosts seasonal patrols as they prepare for busy tourism season

Upper Fraser Valley 2024-04-30 13:53 PDT File # 2024 – Seasonal Policing As the region gets ready to welcome the arrival of the summer season, the Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment is rolling out it’s Enhanced Policing Program to ensure the safety and enjoyment of both locals and visitors during this peak tourist period. View […]

Source: starfm.com
Low snowpack in Cariboo Chilcotin fuelling drought concerns - Vimarsana News

Low snowpack in Cariboo Chilcotin fuelling drought concerns

Record-setting lack of snowpack in the Quesnel region, other B.C. areas

Eby 'profoundly worried' about B.C. fire season as billions prepped for contingencies - Vimarsana News

Eby 'profoundly worried' about B.C. fire season as billions prepped for contingencies

VANCOUVER — Premier David Eby says he is "profoundly worried" about the potentially "terrible" wildfire season in British Columbia, a major reason why the province has set aside $10.6 billion in contingency funds over the next three years.

Source: nsnews.com
B.C. premier 'profoundly worried' about coming wildfire fire season - Vimarsana News

B.C. premier 'profoundly worried' about coming wildfire fire season

Premier David Eby says he is "profoundly worried" about the potentially "terrible" upcoming wildfire season, a major reason why the province has set aside large contingency funds.

Eby 'profoundly worried' about upcoming B.C. fire season - Vimarsana News

Eby 'profoundly worried' about upcoming B.C. fire season

Premier David Eby says he is "profoundly worried" about the potentially "terrible" upcoming wildfire season, a major reason why the province has set aside $10.6 billion in contingency funds over the next three years.