Category Archives: News

B.C. Expands Housing Innovation with New DASH Platform as Asking Rents Continue to Fall
British Columbians may soon find it easier to access affordable homes as the Province accelerates new building innovations and reports a continued decline in asking rents. A newly launched online plat...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 21, 2025

Coast Mountain College Set to Benefit from B.C.'s Historic Skilled-Trades Investment
Last Friday, the Province of British Columbia announced a historic $241 million investment to expand skilled-trades training, doubling funding over the next three years. The move is aimed at giving mo...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 20, 2025

Central Coast Inland Areas Braced for Heavy Rainfall
Residents in the inland sections of the Central Coast should prepare for heavy rainfall as a frontal system moves onshore tonight and continues into Friday. Environment Canada has issued a rainfall wa...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 20, 2025 iqoncept / Depositphotos.com

Kitimat Launches "It's Not For Everyone" Campaign to Attract Residents and Talent
The District of Kitimat and Kitimat Chamber of Commerce have launched a new national campaign, "Kitimat, BC: It's Not For Everyone," designed to attract Canadians to live, work, and invest in this nor...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 20, 2025

Public Consultation Open for Proposed Cannabis Retail Store in Kitimat
The District of Kitimat is inviting residents to provide feedback on a proposed cannabis retail store at 354 City Centre, Unit B. Under Section 33(1) of the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act, the Liq...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 20, 2025

Terrace Residents Invited to Town Hall with Mayor and Council
The City of Terrace is welcoming all residents to a Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Sportsplex Banquet Room. This meeting provides a valuable opportunity ...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 20, 2025

BC NDP Criticizes Conservative Bill That Could Threaten Renters During FIFA World Cup
The BC NDP is raising concerns over a new bill introduced by the BC Conservatives that they say could put thousands of long-term renters at risk ahead of next year's FIFA World Cup. The province's Sho...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 20, 2025 gunnar3000 / Depositphotos.com

Major Milestone for Ridley Island Energy Export Facility as Key Components Arrive in Prince Rupert
The Ridley Island Energy Export Facility, a 50/50 joint venture between AltaGas and Royal Vopak, has achieved a significant construction milestone with the arrival of critical infrastructure component...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 20, 2025 default

BC Legislature Approves North Coast Transmission Line Despite Conservative Opposition
The BC legislature has approved legislation to fast-track the North Coast Transmission Line, a cornerstone of Premier David Eby's Look West jobs strategy, despite opposition from the BC Conservatives....
Sabrina Spencer Nov 20, 2025

Tahltan Nation Reaches Historic IBA Agreement on Eskay Creek Project
The Tahltan Nation is on the verge of ratifying a landmark Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA) for the Eskay Creek Revitalization Project. Leaders say the agreement reflects community priorities, including...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 20, 2025