Category Archives: 2018

According to Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen, the Federal Government could stand to learn something from LNG Canada’s interactions with First Nations. Cullen specifically pointed out the ...

Terrace RCMP say a woman reported missing earlier this week has been found. Investigators say Rachel Radek was located safe and well. RCMP are thanking the public for their assistance.

The City of Quesnel is closing the Johnston Bridge to all vehicle traffic as a safety precaution. Officials say the bridge will be shut down as of 9 this morning to all but bicycles and pedestrians af...

Terrace RCMP are asking for help locating a woman missing since Friday. Investigators say 31 year-old Rachel Radek returned to the Terrace area Thursday, September 27, but left her home the following ...

Family Focus for Many Residents No more rumours, LNG is officially coming to Kitimat and, with it, thousands of new jobs. But, while jobs have many residents excited, it’s the return of family m...

A new poverty reduction strategy aims to reduce BC’s poverty rate by 25 percent in 5 years, but it must first be designed to work with British Columbians. Supported by legislation introduced tod...

New legislation introduced today will give voters the option to change their minds should they vote to swap voting systems in this fall’s referendum. Between October 22nd and November 30th, BC r...

Not everyone’s celebrating the LNG Canada announcement. Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver says his caucus does not support the minority NDP government’s LNG plans. Weaver says the NDP won&#...

Kitimat Mayor Phil Germuth says he’s thrilled with the news that LNG Canada will be moving forward. Germuth says the announcement makes it seem like the community is reliving its late-fifties hi...

The first large-scale liquified natural gas project in Canada has the green light. LNG Canada has announced final approval of the massive $40 billion dollar joint venture to build a liquefaction plant...