Category Archives: 2018

British Columbia’s labour force is more than ready to handle the influx of jobs that LNG will bring, according to the BC Building Trades Council. LNG Canada has agreed to place a priority on hir...

A new report by the BC Centre for Disease Control suggests paying drug users as much as 50 dollars an hour for their expertise. In the report, the Centre says that the experience and perspective of dr...

The provincial government are seeking public input on a proposed connector road between Anahim Lake and Vanderhoof. Running from Dean River Road, 55 kms north of Anahim Lake, to Kluskus FSR, near High...

Concerns over the Federal government’s timeline have led the BC government to intervene in the National Energy Board’s Trans Mountain pipeline review. The provincial government filed paper...

A funeral was held in Smithers on Sunday to honour the life of environmental advocate, community pillar, and Wit’suwet’en Chief Wah Tah K’eght. Chief Wah Tah K’eght, also known...

In a release from earlier in the week, Premier John Horgan expressed optimism that the new USMCA trade agreement would better position Canada to challenge US tariffs. Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan C...

Over 100 Chiefs, proxies, and policy experts have gathered in Kamloops for the 50th Annual General Assembly of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs. The three day event, which began yesterday, will feature d...

The Federal Government has appointed a new leader to handle consultations on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Retired Supreme Court Justice Frank Iacobucci (Yak-a-Boo-Chi) will head up what is b...

After an extensive period of consultations, Quesnel City Council have approved the final draft of their Economic Development Transition Strategy. The strategy focuses on attracting and retaining a div...

Pending litigation between the Blueberry River First Nations and the provincial government have once again been postponed. An original agreement between the two parties had adjourned the proceedings u...