Category Archives: 2018

A lack of understanding could play a huge role in the province’s on-going electoral reform referendum. Many British Columbians have issued concerns over the complexity of the proposed proportion...

Saturday marked a historic day in BC, the 20th anniversary of the province’s first First Nations treaty signing. Contrary to other Canadian provinces, most of BC’s First Nations had never ...

Hundreds of members of the Tsilhqot’in Nation gathered on Friday as Prime Minister Justin trudeau issued an apology more than 150 years in the making. The apology was in relation to a series of ...

A rock slide which occured between Shames Mountain Road and Gagnon Road on Highway 16 yesterday is still causing problems for drivers today. Drivers passing through the area, about 10 kms west of Terr...

After nearly 4 months away from home, residents of Telegraph Creek will soon be able to make their return. Tahltan Emergency Operations Director Feddie Louie announced today that residents of the comm...

Williams Lake RCMP are investigating an ATV theft from a local business over the weekend. Police were called out early Sunday morning to a report of an ATV driving near Pinchbeck street with no lights...

The Chief Councilor of the Gitxaala Nation has joined the board of a pro liquefied natural gas group. Clifford White is the newest board member of the First Nations LNG Alliance. White, an elected chi...

Expect delays if you’re traveling between Terrace and Prince Rupert Sunday. Crews are clearing debris from a rock slide that came down in the morning 13 km west of Terrace. The route was shut do...

Crews are busy clearing up a rock slide that came down across a section of Highway 16. The BC Ministry of Transportation says the slide hit Sunday morning between Shames Mountain R0ad and Gagnon Road ...

Five BC colleges have come to a tentative memorandum of settlement, setting them on the path to local collective agreement negotiations. The provincial memorandum was reached between the Post-Secondar...