Category Archives: News

Today Marks First of Three Voting Opportunities in Quesnel Pool Upgrade Referendum
Today marks the first day of advanced voting as the City of Quesnel holds a referendum to gauge public interest in upgrading their pool. Costs to upgrade the pool at the Quesnel Art and Recreation Cen...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023

Prince Rupert RCMP Seeking Public Assistance to Locate Man Wanted for Failing to Comply with a Sex Offender Registration Order
Prince Rupert RCMP are seeking public assistance to locate a man wanted on warrants related to sex offenses. 29 year-old Joseph Allen Hall-Grandison is wanted on two counts of failure to comply with a...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023

Majority of Submissions During Public Comment Period for KSI Lisims LNG Voice Disapproval of the Project
More than 40 comments were submitted during a month-long public consultation period for the proposed KSI Lisims LNG project. Residents had until this Monday to provide their input on how the project's...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023

More than 40 Students at UNBC's Terrace Campus Transition to Alumni Following Monday's Graduation Ceremony
More than 40 graduates from the University of Northern BC's Terrace campus officially went from students to alumni on Monday. Family and friends gathered at the REM Lee Theatre to honour the fresh gra...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023 Photo of UNBC Terrace Graduates Provided by UNBC

Quesnel RCMP Renew Calls for Public Assistance in Search for a Man Reported Missing in 2016
Quesnel RCMP are renewing calls for public information as they continue to search for a man reported missing nearly seven years ago. Then 50 year-old Bryan Twan was last seen near the West Park Mall o...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023

Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Taylor Bachrach Disappointed in Recommendations in Committee Report on Inter-Regional Bus Service
Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Taylor Bachrach says the recommendations from a new report on inter-community bus service don't go far enough for Canadians. Last February, Bachrach proposed a study of the st...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023

BC Highway Patrol Members Putting on Mock Collision Demonstration at Caledonia Secondary School Tomorrow
BC Highway Patrol members from Terrace and Smithers will be staging a mock collision demonstration for students in Terrace tomorrow. It will take place at Caledonia Secondary School beginning at 1:30 ...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023

Ottawa Provides More Funding to Support Victims and Families of All Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples
Ottawa is providing fresh funding to support the victims and families of all missing and murdered Indigenous peoples, including men and boys. A total of $95.8 million will be invested into additional ...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023

Coastal GasLink Pipeline Nearing 90% Completion as the Halfway Point of it's Final Year of Construction Approaches
Coastal GasLink's pipeline is inching closer to the 90 percent completion mark as it nears the halfway point of its final year of construction. According to CGL's May update, more than 612 kilometres ...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023

Kitimat Water Quality Advisory Lifted After Two Weeks
A water quality advisory which had been in place in the District of Kitimat for the past two weeks has now been lifted. Issued on May 16th, the advisory stemmed from elevated turbidity levels detected...
Jeff Blagden May 31, 2023