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The Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation is visiting Tahltan Territory for the first time, aiming to engage with local communities and further the province's reconciliation efforts. Ove...

A 32-year-old Southbank man is in custody facing multiple charges following an alleged assault and arson on March 20, 2025. Burns Lake RCMP responded to a report of a man struck by a vehicle in Southb...

Some First Nations on BC's north coast are preparing for a political battle if Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre moves to lift the province's oil tanker ban. The ban, enacted in 2019, was designed ...

Vanderhoof RCMP are urging residents to lock their vehicles after several thefts were reported at the Spruce Grove Trailer Park on March 12. Police say the thefts occurred overnight, and stolen items ...

Starting on March 31, our annual water main flushing program will begin. As our water crew works throughout the community over the coming months, you may experience temporary water discolouration from...

The Government of Canada has announced a $200 million contribution to the Cedar LNG Project, marking a significant step toward supporting Indigenous economic reconciliation and Canada's low-carbon ene...

Tea Creek Farms in Kitwanga has been awarded a $1 million grant from United Way B.C.'s Large Food Infrastructure Grant to help address food insecurity in the Skeena Valley. The funding will support th...

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has announced a new plan aimed at addressing Canada's housing crisis by unlocking public land to build affordable, rent-controlled homes. Singh emphasized the need for 6 milli...

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has announced a new tax cut proposal aimed at easing financial pressure on Canadians. Under his plan, the income tax rate for the lowest tax bracket would drop fro...