Category Archives: 2018

RCMP are remaining tight lipped regarding their investigation in to a fatal hit and run in Terrace from Sunday. West Pacific Region Traffic Services reported that one person was in custody and that 7 ...

With Canada Post employees now entering their fifth week of strikes and the holiday season fast approaching, the Federal Government is getting involved. This morning, Labour Minister Patty Hajdu table...

Those wishing to take part in the on-going electoral reform referendum who have not yet received their voter package have only one day left to apply for one. On top of that, rotating postal worker str...

Government and resource sector officials gather for Gitxsan 101 in Hazelton A number of groups representing the diverse natural resource sectors in the Gitxsan Lax Yip have gathered in Hazelton on Tue...

Vancouver Police have arrested a Northern B.C. man for alleged sex offences against a young girl, but investigators believe there are more victims and witnesses out there. Police arrested 46-year-old ...

After more than 13 years, a Fort St. James area First Nation finally has safe drinking water Indigenous Services Canada says the Tl’azt’en Nation now has a newly commissioned water treatme...

The Nisga’a Lisims Government wants to know why local students aren’t making the grade. The NLG has announced a comprehensive review of the Nisga’a School District in a public notice...

Quesnel City Council have approved Northern Development Initiative Trust gran applications for 5 new projects. In total, the new approvals cover nearly 130 thousand dollars in funding requests. An app...

A Northwest area First Nation is backing a bid by an Indigenous post-secondary school to come to Kitimat. The Haisla Nation Council has invited Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (NVIT) to establis...

A Prince George based physician who transformed health care in the region is being recognized for his accomplishments. Doctor Garry Knoll, who implemented a renowned practice coaching program, and cha...