Category Archives: 2018

Those wishing to support a great cause can now do so while stocking up on alcohol for the holidays. As of today, customers at BC Liqour Stores will be able to purchase a stuffed bear for 11 dollars an...

Those incorrectly using their farmland will be subject to stricter fines, penalties, and restricitions should new legislation introduced this month be passed. Under the proposed bill, th maximum house...

Northwest residents will soon be able to make use of the newly renovated Terrace and District Aquatic Centre. The City of Terrace says the pool will open November 22nd after being closed since March o...

Kitimat’s Tamitik arena remains closed after a chiller malfunction over the weekend. The District announced the closure Saturday afternoon, forcing the cancellation of that night’s game be...

Freezing rain has prompted the BC Ministry of Transportation to issue a travel advisory between Tumbler Ridge and Chetwynd. Slippery conditions have been reported between Highway 52 E, Highway 52 N an...

The District of Kitimat says an “chemical incident” at the community pool Friday night forced the evacuation of the nearby arena. Director of Economic Development Michael Dewar says there ...

Fort St John has joined the collection of cities seeking intervener status on the National Energy Board’s review of the Coastal GasLink Pipeline. A hearing is set to take place to determine whet...

The Gitga’at First Nation is assessing the risk posed by tsunamis and flooding with help from the federal and provincial governments. The one-year project worth nearly $149,000 will look at the ...

Recent trends in weather patterns have BC Hydro warning customers to brace for a spike in outages this winter. Over the past 5 years, the number of weather related outages faced by the utility have mo...

Six new radar installations will assist ships travelling through narrow and challenging waterways off BC’s coast. The new installations will fill gaps between the northern end of the Georgia Str...