Teryn Midzain
Teryn is a News Reporter based in Quesnel, B.C. He started his career in local journalism for campus and community radio. He spent six months living in London, UK, studying journalism and working in the field before returning to focus on building a long-term career. A passionate sports enthusiast, he moonlights as an amateur race car driver and plays Dungeons & Dragons when he is not on the clock or out in nature.
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Quesnel pilot and passenger walk away from plane crash
A personal plane hit a little turbulence during its takeoff in Quesnel.
Clinton residents and potential B.C. travelers get good news from province
The Villagers of Clinton are being told they can begin returning home at 8:00 a.m. today (Saturday).
Big Bar Complex wildfires see growth with erratic winds in the South Cariboo
The Cariboo Regional District and Thompson-Nicola Regional District have evacuation alerts for these fire areas, and residents along both the North and South sides of Green Lake.
BC Highway Patrol focusing on Highway 24 amid wildfire evacuations
The BC Highway Patrol will have a heavier presence in the Cariboo this long weekend.
Evacuation Order for Fiftynine Creek(Pear Lake) Fire Area issued by CRD
An Evacuation Order has been issued for the Fiftynine Creek (Pear Lake) Fire Area by the Cariboo Regional District.
A motorcyclist collided with a bear on Highway 97
A motorcyclist was miraculously not seriously hurt in a collision with a black bear.
Cariboo Regional District issues Evacuation Order for French Bar Fire
The Evacuation Order is because of the French Bar Wildfire, approximately 100 kilometres west of Clinton, and 160 kilometres southwest of 100 Mile House.
Wildfires in the Cariboo continue to grow
There are two wildfires of note in the South Cariboo area. The Fiftynine Creek Wildfire has grown to 29,611 hectares in size, and the Pear Lake Fire is 19,064 hectares.
Wildfire situation prompts evacuation order in Clinton; closes Highway 97
An evacuation order has been issued for the village of Clinton.
A $14,400 jackpot, one winner, absolute carnage — a perfect Crash to Pass
"I've never seen a car race, but I can see why people love this; it's fun carnage."
Quesnel Fire Department respond to three-alarm fire at Quesnel River Pulp
The Quesnel Volunteer Fire Department (QVFD) was called out to an industrial fire early on Tuesday.
Quesnel teacher and volunteer firefighter cycles across province to fundraise for Honour House
A Quesnel teacher and volunteer firefighter is on a 1,000-kilometre bike ride across the province to raise awareness for Honour House.
Motor vehicle accident shuts down Highway 97 North, sends one to hospital
A two-vehicle accident has closed Highway 97 in both directions at the Barkerville Highway junction.
Quesnel RCMP seize firearms and drugs in search warrant
A cache of firearms, including a set of 3D-printed firearms, and drugs were seized by the police in Quesnel, yesterday (Thursday).
Routine traffic stop nets 100 Mile police a quantity of drugs
A search of an uninsured vehicle led to two arrests and drugs seized by police the 100 Mile House RCMP.
CNC Quesnel celebrates students’ hard earned milestones
The Cariboo region could be seeing more people join the workforce.
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