Category Archives: 2018

RCMP say a nine year-old boy and his father were killed in a crash Monday afternoon north of Williams Lake. Investigators say the two were in a north-bound SUV along with three other family members wh...

It looks like the federal government could exempt a major LNG development in Kitimat from steel tariffs. The Globe and Mail is reporting that Ottawa has conceded that LNG Canada won’t be able to...

Formal discussions over salmon fishing in the Broughton Archipelago will continue following significant progress this summer. In June, numerous First Nations governments began formal talks with the pr...

BC RCMP are remaining tight lipped as concerns emerge over the federal government’s choice in drug screening equipment. At least two police departments in BC have already rejected the federally ...

The Nisga’a Lisims Government now have the support of Terrace City Council in their efforts to expand the Cranberry Connector. During yesterday’s regular meeting, City Council agreed to si...

The provincial government is investing 240 million dollars in to improving senior care over the next three years. Premier John Horgan made the announcement this morning, establishing a goal of 3.36 ho...

Quesnel Mayor Bob Simpson will retain his position for another 4 years after being elected by acclamation yesterday. It will be Simpson’s second term as mayor after no challengers stepped forwar...

For the third time since 2013, and second year in a row, a UNBC researcher has been named a Banting Fellow. Doctor Vanessa Sloan Morgan is the most recent recipient of the presitgious honour, receivin...

Terrace City Council have voted in favour of renewing their curbside collection agreement with Recycle BC. The new agreement would extend the program for 5 years with two optional one year extensions ...

Changes to three bylaws are on the way for Terrace in preparation for the Canada-wide legalization of cannabis next month. Under the first change, cannabis storefront locations will be limited to spec...