Category Archives: News

Major Infrastructure Projects Underway in Prince Rupert: Progress Report
Prince Rupert is experiencing a significant renewal as multiple infrastructure projects move forward in the community. Here's an update on some of the key initiatives currently in progress: Water Qual...
Sabrina Spencer Sep 15, 2025

Terrace RCMP Issue Fines to Youth on E-Motorbike
On September 4 Terrace RCMP stopped a youth riding an e-motorbike on Highway 16. The rider, who had distinctive markings, was not able to provide the necessary documents, including a driver's license,...
Sabrina Spencer Sep 15, 2025

Fort St. John Man Arrested After Day-Long Manhunt in Taylor
A day-long manhunt for a Fort St. John man with outstanding warrants came to a close on September 11, with the arrest of 39-year-old Johnathon Michael Peters near Peace Island Park in Taylor, BC. The ...
Sabrina Spencer Sep 15, 2025

Emergency Department of Nats'oojeh Hospital in Fort St. James closed for the weekend due to staffing challenges
Northern Health says the Emergency Department at Nats'oojeh Hospital in Fort St. James will be available this weekend due to staffing challenges. The Emergency Department will be closed starting 5:00P...
Nathan Jordan Sep 12, 2025

Simon Fraser University Opens First Peoples' Gathering House in Burnaby Campus
Simon Fraser University has officially opened the First Peoples' Gathering House at its Burnaby campus. The $25-million longhouse was celebrated today with traditional ceremonies and performances from...
Kobie Smith Sep 12, 2025 Simon Fraser University First Peoples’ Gathering House (Photo credit SFU Communications)

Meat Inspectors now classified as essential workers in British Columbia
Following concerns raised about the impact job action by the BC General Employees' Union could have on British Columbia's meat industry, the Province has moved to classify meat inspectors as essential...
Nathan Jordan Sep 12, 2025 Bulltus_casso / Depositphotos.com

Early Literacy Screening for Kindergarten Students in B.C.
Kindergarten students across B.C. will now take part in early literacy screening to help identify reading challenges sooner, including signs of dyslexia and other learning disabilities. Education Mini...
Kobie Smith Sep 12, 2025

Canadian Leaders react to shooting death of American right-wing activist Charlie Kirk
In the aftermath of the shooting death of American right-wing activist Charlie Kirk during a 'Prove Me Wrong' speaking event at Utah Valley University, Canadian leaders of all stripes have joined in t...
Nathan Jordan Sep 11, 2025 FBI Salt Lake City X post indicating person of interest in shooting death of Charlie Kirk // Courtesy: FBI Salt Lake City via X

Province Expands Nurse Practitioner Training to Address Health-Care Gaps
The B.C. government is addressing health-care shortages by expanding nurse practitioner (NP) training at universities across the province. A total of 65 new training seats have been added at the Unive...
Sabrina Spencer Sep 11, 2025

Expands Mental Health Support for Students with PreVenture Program
British Columbia is expanding its PreVenture program to over 80 schools, offering students valuable tools to manage stress, build resilience, and prevent substance use. The evidence-based initiative, ...
Sabrina Spencer Sep 11, 2025