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Cold water shock a serious risk in Northern B.C. waterways
With summer upon us, people across Northern B.C. are heading out to rivers, lakes and coastal waters to fish, boat and cool off. But even during warm weather, water temperatures can remain dangerously...
Sabrina Spencer 2h ago Skeena River
On the ancestral and unceded territory
Of the Gitselasu, Tsimshian people.
Photo by CFNRs Kobie Smith

One dead, two injured after head-on collision north of Kitimat
A woman from Terrace has died following a head-on collision on Highway 37 north of Kitimat. Kitimat RCMP say officers responded to the crash at approximately 4:07 p.m. on Monday, June 29. The collisio...
Sabrina Spencer 4h ago

B.C. nurses could begin strike action Thursday after issuing 72-hour notice
B.C. nurses could begin job action as early as Thursday, July 2, after the BC Nurses' Union issued a 72-hour strike notice on Monday following the rejection of a tentative collective agreement. The st...
Sabrina Spencer 4h ago

Bear sightings prompt safety reminders in Witset and Kitamaat Village
Residents of two northern B.C. Indigenous communities are being urged to remain bear aware after multiple sightings were reported on Monday. The Witset First Nation says two bears were spotted in the ...
Sabrina Spencer Jun 29, 2026 Big brown bear (Ursus arctos) in the forest

Williams Lake RCMP relaunch bike patrol program with C-STEP funding
The Williams Lake RCMP have officially brought back their bike patrol program, thanks to funding through the Community Safety and Targeted Enforcement Program (C-STEP). The funding has allowed the det...
Sabrina Spencer Jun 29, 2026

One critically injured after pickup collides with semi on Highway 97 near Quesnel
A person has been seriously injured following a collision between a pickup truck and a tractor-trailer on Highway 97 near Quesnel. According to Quesnel RCMP, officers responded to the crash at approxi...
Sabrina Spencer Jun 29, 2026 RCMP graphic // Courtesy: RCMP

Kitasoo Xai'xais Nation Grand opening Community Store and Café
Its a historic day today for the Kitasoo Xai'xais Nation as it marks the grand opening of the Community Store and Caf. The largetst community infrastructure project since 2002 of the Bighouse, the fac...
Kobie Smith Jun 29, 2026 The new Kitasoo Xai’xais Community Store and Café.
(Photo Credit: Kitasoo Xai'xais Development Corporation)

Trigon LPG export project enters federal review as public consultation begins
The proposed Trigon Pacific LPG Project in Prince Rupert has taken a key step toward development after entering the federal impact assessment process, with opportunities now open for Indigenous Nation...
Sabrina Spencer Jun 26, 2026

Police renew appeal in disappearance of Granisle man
Police are renewing their appeal for information in the disappearance of a Granisle man who has not been in contact with his family for nearly two years. Michael Randolf Kowalchuk, 57, was reported mi...
Sabrina Spencer Jun 26, 2026

Vancouver Indigenous Housing Project Expands Access to Electric Transportation
A community-led transportation initiative in Vancouver is helping urban Indigenous residents gain access to electric vehicles and other sustainable transportation options. The Clean Mobility Project, ...
Sabrina Spencer Jun 25, 2026