Tag: Burns Lake RCMP

Burns Lake RCMP find missing man deceased

A 68-year-old man reported missing Tuesday has been found dead.

One person injured in highway crash near Burns Lake

One person was sent to hospital on Monday following a crash on Highway 16 east of Burns Lake that halted traffic.

Burns Lake RCMP lay charges in relation to indecent exposure investigation

Burns Lake RCMP are looking for witnesses to an alleged indecent exposure incident at Agate Park on Tchesinkut Road.

Burns Lake RCMP investigating copper theft near the community

Burns Lake RCMP are investigating a copper wire theft that left residents across northwest B.C. without internet on Monday.

IIO launches investigation into Burns Lake arrest

The Independent Investigations Office of BC (IIO) is looking for witnesses to an arrest that happened on March 24 in Burns Lake.

Crash east of Burns Lake sends one person to hospital

Burns Lake RCMP were called to a crash on Highway 16 about 30 kilometres east of Burns Lake this morning.

Male charged in connection to recent Burns Lake church fire

Burns Lake RCMP have arrested a male in connection with the recent fire at the Island Gospel Church.

Several arrests made relating to drug trafficking in Burns Lake

A drug trafficking investigation in Burns Lake on Thursda) led to several people being arrested.

Targeted operations done by Burns Lake RCMP

Burns Lake RCMP were conducting operations in the community and surrounding areas Thursday morning.

Police seek help identifying a Burns Lake suspect

Burns Lake RCMP are turning to the public for help identifying a person in relation to an assault.

Firefighters, Police take a swing at baseball in Burns Lake

The Cops for Cancer Tour de North made a stop in Burns Lake last night as they travel from Prince George to Prince Rupert.

Shots fired leads to arrest in Grassy Plains

A shots fired call from Grassy Plains was received by the Burns Lake RCMP on Sunday at about 3:30 p.m.
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