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Prime Minister Marks 10 Years Since Truth and Reconciliation Commission Final Report
Prime Minister Mark Carney has issued a statement marking ten years since the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Final Report on Canada's residential school system. The Prime Ministe...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 15, 2025

Congress of Aboriginal Peoples Calls on MPs to Uphold Senate Amendment to Bill S-2
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples is urging Members of Parliament to vote in favour of a Senate amendment to Bill S-2 that would remove the second-generation cut-off from the Indian Act. The Senate p...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 15, 2025

B.C. Sets New Standard to Prevent Extra Child Care Fees
The B.C. government is moving to protect parents from unexpected child care fees by setting a new standard for what qualifies as a full day of care. Effective April 1, 2026, child care providers parti...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 15, 2025

Conservatives Point to Rising Food Prices Following New CPI Data
The Conservative Party of Canada is highlighting rising grocery prices following the release of new Consumer Price Index data from Statistics Canada, arguing food inflation continues to strain Canadia...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 15, 2025 mj0007 / Depositphotos.com

BCAA Urges Drivers to Prepare for Winter Conditions During Holiday Travel
With many British Columbians travelling for holiday celebrations, family visits, and last-minute shopping, BCAA is reminding drivers to be prepared for winter road conditions. BCAA says even in areas ...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 15, 2025 Traffic backed up near on the Nisga'a Highway on Monday, December 15th due to a fallen tree and downed powerlines // CFNR Newsroom

OneBC Board Removes Interim Leader, Orders External Investigation
Resolutions passed last Saturday, December 13 The OneBC Party Board of Directors passed two special resolutions over the weekend that led to the removal of Dallas Brodie as interim leader and the laun...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 15, 2025 File photo of MLA Dallas brodie // Courtesy: BC Legislature

Tahltan Nation Votes Yes on Eskay Creek Impact and Benefit Agreement
The Tahltan Nation has voted in favour of entering into a proposed Impact and Benefit Agreement related to the Eskay Creek Revitalization Project. Official referendum results released December 14 show...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 15, 2025

Nuxalk Nation Wants Respectful Engagement from MP Ellis Ross
The Nuxalk Nation has criticized Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Ellis Ross for planning a meeting with the Bella Coola Rod and Gun Club without first consulting the Nation, following a grizzly bear attack t...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 15, 2025

Environment Canada Issues Snowfall Warning for Atlin and Northern B.C.
Environment Canada has issued a yellow snowfall warning for Atlin, with snow continuing through late this morning. Total snowfall accumulations of 15 to 20 centimetres are expected, with locally highe...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 15, 2025 iqoncept / Depositphotos.com

Tree and powerline down across Centennial Drive, power out for properties on the Terrace bench
A falling tree had knocked down powerlines across Centennial Drive this morning, Monday, December 15th, blocking Centennial Drive just before the intersection with Cranberry Lane and leaving around 32...
Nathan Jordan Dec 15, 2025 Tree and Power line down across Centennial Drive before Cranberry Lane, Monday December 15th 2025 // CFNR Newsroom