Category Archives: News

The Gitxaaa Nation will hold an election on April 15, to select new leadership for the next three-year term. Members will vote to elect one Chief Councillor, one Deputy Chief Councillor, one Youth Cou...

Lax Kw'alaams Mayor Garry Reece and hereditary leaders of the Allied Ts'msyen Tribes have signed a Governance Accord, creating a unified governance model for the territory. This agreement formalizes s...

On Friday, April 25th, the 'Ksan Society, in partnership with Homelessness Services Association of BC, will conduct the provincial Homeless Count, a vital survey aimed at understanding homelessness in...

On April 3, 2025, the Vanderhoof RCMP were alerted to a scam involving individuals posing as a paving company. The scammers offer to pave driveways for a fee, but after the work is completed, they cha...

Elections Canada is mailing personalized voter information cards to all registered electors, with delivery expected by Friday, April 11. These cards provide important details such as where and when to...

A growing number of Canadians are willing to avoid U.S.-made goods, even if it means paying more, but experts warn that this determination may not last as prices continue to rise. Recent polls show 61...

British Columbia's forestry sector is facing unprecedented challenges, exacerbated by a 34.45% tariff on softwood lumber exports imposed by the Trump administration. This tariff has made B.C. lumber m...

This Thursday, April 10, enrolled Kitselas voters will cast their votes on the Constitution and Treaty. To ratify the Treaty, more than half of the enrolled voters must vote in favor. If 500 voters ar...

As the federal election approaches, the Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce is hosting an All Candidates Forum on April 11 at the Terrace Sportsplex Banquet Room. The event will feature five cand...