News - Burns Lake District News http://www.ldnews.net/news RSS Feed for News - Burns Lake District News en-us Sat, 19 May 2012 01:37:58 GMT Recent wildfires serve as reminder to be cautious http://www.ldnews.net/news/152116625.html The Northwest Fire Centre has responded to seven fires within the past week, all of which were human-caused. Suspicious death in Prince George now deemed a homicide investigation http://www.ldnews.net/news/151904015.html Autopsy on a Prince George female leads investigators to open a homicide investigation Mother's Day blooms http://www.ldnews.net/news/151608465.html A kids day was held at Honeysuckle Garden Centre last Saturday Timber supply review going public http://www.ldnews.net/news/151608275.html It could be fall by the time the province comes to a decision about the timber supply review Sea captain assures Enbridge marine safety http://www.ldnews.net/news/151607405.html First Capt. Chris Anderson has been providing information for a marine shipping quantitative risk analysis for the Northern Gateway project. Sullivan Motors donate http://www.ldnews.net/news/151606235.html Following the recent fire and explosion at Babine Forest Products, Sullivan Motor Products put up a 2004 Chevrolet Aveo for silent auction Economic development focus on Lakes District partnerships http://www.ldnews.net/news/151605935.html Report prepared by the Economic Development Association of B.C. incorporating ideas presented by the community has been given to the village Hunting arrow found at Burns Lake's Radley Beach http://www.ldnews.net/news/151605575.html Burns Lake RCMP seized a hunting arrow embedded in the ground near the children's swings at Radley Beach. Concerns over Burns Lake's Tom Forsyth Memorial Arena expansion tax increases http://www.ldnews.net/news/151605515.html Village of Burns Lake Coun. John Illes asked for a guarantee that the arena expansion project won’t result in any tax increases B.C. crews to assist Manitoba's firefighting efforts http://www.ldnews.net/news/151558075.html British Columbia is sending 41 firefighters to Manitoba to assist that province with its firefighting efforts.