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Kitimat Hospital Foundation Raises Over $220,000 at 2025 Gala
The Kitimat General Hospital Foundation (KGHF) is thrilled to announce a successful 2025 fundraising gala, which raised an incredible $220,300 for vital healthcare projects at Kitimat General Hospital. The event, held last night, saw overwhelming support from the local community, businesses, and generous sponsors, with...
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BC Government Seeks Public Input on Water Management Permitting Changes
The B.C. government is reviewing its permitting process for the natural-resource sector and is inviting residents to provide feedback on proposed changes related to water management. These reforms aim to speed up permit approvals, reduce application backlogs, and ensure that environmental standards and Indigenous right...
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Mayors Advocate for Stronger Support for Resource Development in BC
At the "Get It Done" conference in Campbell River, mayors from across British Columbia gathered to call for increased support for resource development. The event brought together leaders from rural and urban communities to discuss the urgent need for quicker project approvals, better coordination between gove...
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B.C. Draws Growing Number of U.S. Health-Care Workers
British Columbia is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for U.S. health-care professionals, with more than 1,400 job applications since May 2025-a number that's doubled in recent months. Over 140 U.S.-trained doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, and allied health professionals have already accepted job off...
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Upgrades Enhance Accessibility at Seven Sisters and Lakelse Lake Parks
Seven Sisters Park and Lakelse Lake Park are receiving significant upgrades to improve accessibility and outdoor recreation. A $400,000 project is underway at Seven Sisters Park to enhance the Watson Lakes Trail. The first kilometre of the trail will be widened and its grade reduced to make hiking easier for beginners....
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Legal Challenge in B.C. Over Environmental Assessment of Proposed Mega Mine
SkeenaWild Conservation Trust is in B.C. Supreme Court this week challenging a decision by the Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) that the Kerr-Sulphurets-Mitchell (KSM) mine project is "substantially started." The KSM mine, if built, would be one of the largest gold-copper mines in the world. It includes ...
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Premier David Eby Promotes B.C.'s Clean Energy and Critical Minerals Potential in New York
Premier David Eby is in New York from September 21 to 23, where he is promoting British Columbia as a global leader in clean energy and critical minerals. His mission coincides with Climate Week NYC, an event that attracts clean-energy investors from around the world. Premier Eby will meet with leading industry players...
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B.C. Natural Gas Sector Contributes $10.8 Billion to Local Economy, New Report Finds
The natural gas sector in British Columbia has spent $10.8 billion on supply chain expenditures from 2018 to 2024, according to the latest iTOTEM Analytics report, "Natural Gas Builds B.C." released by the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP). The report highlights the growing role of natural ga...
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Conservatives Criticize Prime Minister Carney's Recognition of Hamas State
On September 21, the Conservative Party released a statement condemning Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to recognize the Hamas State. The Conservatives argue that the Prime Minister is using this international move to distract from critical domestic issues, including rampant crime, rising costs, soaring debt, imm...
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Canada Recognizes the State of Palestine: A Step Toward Peace in the Middle East
On September 21, Prime Minister Carney announced that Canada will formally recognize the State of Palestine. This decision, part of Canada's long-standing support for a two-state solution, aims to revive the possibility of lasting peace in the Middle East. The Prime Minister acknowledged the ongoing challenges to peace...
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Northern BC Cyclists Raise Over $245,000 for Childhood Cancer Research
The Cops for Cancer Tour de North has raised $245,545.26 to support childhood cancer research, marking the completion of an 850-kilometre ride through Northern BC. The event, held from September 12th to 18th, 2025, was a partnership between the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) and local first responder agencies. The funds...
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FNHA and 3Nations Society Sign MOU to Advance Health Services in Northwest BC
The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) and the 3Nations Society have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at improving health services in the territories of the Tahltan, Kaska, and Taku River Tlingit Nations. This collaborative agreement will address critical healthcare gaps, particularly in r...
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Upgraded Emergency Department Opens at Prince Rupert Regional Hospital
A newly upgraded emergency department is now open at Prince Rupert Regional Hospital, bringing improved emergency care to residents across the north coast. The expanded facility features a larger triage and trauma area, modern high acuity unit rooms, and a redesigned registration area and lobby. These improvements are ...
Sep 22, 2025
Ksyen Regional Hospital Opens New 313-Space Parking Lot
Beginning Monday, September 22, patients, staff, and visitors at Ksyen Regional Hospital will have access to a brand-new parking lot with 313 free spaces. The completion of this project means all hospital parking is now paved and organized for easier access. Hospital administrators confirm that the temporary gravel lot...
Sep 22, 2025
