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Residents of BC earning minimum wage will see their paycheques on the rise starting tomorrow. Most minimum wage workers will see an 11.5 percent increase from 11.35 an hour to 12.65. Resident caretake...

The 2018 Skeena Zone Drama Festival wrapped up in Kitimat earlier in the week, and award winners have now been released. The Little Terrace Theatre’s production of “The Best Brothers”...

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has announced further measures aimed at conserving and rebuilding Chinook salmon stocks. With dismal returns expected this season, DFO has announced a 25-35% red...

BC’s new northern bus service to fill the gap left by Greyhound starts Monday. The first scheduled departure on the Northwest run will leave Prince George Thursday at 8 a.m. and arrive in Prince...

The BC Liberals say the province’s new bus service for rural and northern BC is a good first step. But the party’s northern MLAs worry that a more long term solution remains uncertain. Ske...

Northern Health is taking strides to make their connection service more accessible. While the service will continue to help those who need out-of-town medical assistance, it is now being expanded to h...

Terrace representatives, including Mayor Carol LeClerc, have now returned from a productive trip to China. The week long visit featured meetings and activities focused on promoting the Skeena Industri...

A leaked 2014 audit reveals troubling information about northern BC energy companies. According to the leaked report, companies are routinely ignoring rules put in place to protect caribou habitats. T...

With a day under their belts to let the Federal Government’s decision to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline sit, political experts reactions are beginning to filter in. Pundits from all over t...

Wildfire crews got some assistance battling three major blazes in the province from the weather last night. Evacuation orders have now been rescinded for the Allie Lake wildfire, which along with the ...