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Serious injury leads to fine for Mackenzie wood manufacturer

Serious injury leads to fine for Mackenzie wood manufacturer

Mackenzie wood manufacturer East Fraser Fiber Co. Ltd. was fined $65,235.12 by WorkSafeBC after a worker suffered serious injuries to her arm when she reached across a ripsaw to clear a piece of wood.
WorkSafeBC fines Apollo Forest Products $75,000

WorkSafeBC fines Apollo Forest Products $75,000

WorkSafeBC has fined Fort St. James sawmill Apollo Forest Products Ltd. $75,000 after an inspector caught a worker using a wooden stick to clear a jam from the cutter heads of a planer.
Conifex fined $75,000 for wood dust

Conifex fined $75,000 for wood dust

A Fort St. James sawmill has been fined $75,000 for hazardous accumulations of wood dust.
Vanderhoof finger joint plant fined for dust

Vanderhoof finger joint plant fined for dust

WorkSafeBC has fined a Vanderhoof finger joint plant $48,401.84 for hazardous accumulations of wood dust.
Quesnel business fined for high wood dust

Quesnel business fined for high wood dust

WorkSafeBC has fined a Quesnel wood products manufacturer for high accumulations of combustible wood dust. C&C Wood Products Ltd. was levied a penalty of $68,121.
WorkSafeBC fine triples for violator

WorkSafeBC fine triples for violator

WorkSafeBC tripled the fine levied against a Quesnel-based roofing company for a repeat violation of the agency's fall protection regulations. North Central Roofing Ltd.
WorkSafe doubles fine for repeat offender

WorkSafe doubles fine for repeat offender

WorkSafeBC has fined a repeat offender after an inspector came across workers on a roof at a Quesnel job site without fall protection. Gotter Did Contracting Ltd. was levied $5,604.
Climb for Cancer at the cutbanks

Climb for Cancer at the cutbanks

It's not the Grouse Grind, but the plan is to make Prince George's iconic cutbanks gain that level of regional recognition and rally around it for a good cause.
1,900 collect EI in January

1,900 collect EI in January

The number of Prince George residents collecting Employment Insurance stood at 1,900 in January, according to Statistics Canada. That's down slightly from 1,930 in December but still well above 1,500 seen at the same point last year.
WorkSafeBC fines local roofer

WorkSafeBC fines local roofer

A Prince George roofer has been fined for failing to ensure its workers were using adequate fall protection. WorkSafeBC levied a $3,599.43 penalty against Crimson Projects Inc.