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School busses not running Terrace, Thornhill, Kitimat, Kitwanga and Hazelton due to weather conditions
School busses won't be running in Terrace, Thornhill, Kitimat, Kitwanga and Hazelton today, Monday, December 15th, due to weather conditions, but Coast Mountain School District 82 says school has not ...
Nathan Jordan Dec 15, 2025 Milkos / Depositphotos.com

Gitxsan Chiefs Reflect on Delgamuukw Anniversary as New Campaign Launches
December 11th marks 28 years since the Supreme Court of Canada delivered the Delgamuukw decision, affirming the Gitxsan Nation's rights and title to their traditional lands and reshaping the legal lan...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 12, 2025

Conservatives Slam Carney Liberals for Failing Canadians on Costs, Crime, and Jobs
The Conservative Party is criticizing Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Liberals for leaving Canadians with higher costs, weaker public safety, and uncertainty on jobs. While the Liberals borrowed Co...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 12, 2025

Avalanche Canada Launches Comprehensive Fatal Avalanche Database
Avalanche Canada has unveiled a comprehensive online database documenting every known avalanche fatality in Canada since 1782. The Fatal Avalanche Incidents database consolidates decades of records fr...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 12, 2025

Conservative Leadership Review: Poilievre Faces Erosion of Support
As the Conservative Party prepares for its leadership review in January, Pierre Poilievre faces a mixed picture of support. A new survey from the Angus Reid Institute finds 58 percent of recent Conser...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 12, 2025

B.C. Files Civil Claim Against JUUL Labs Over Vaping Harms
British Columbia has filed a civil claim against JUUL Labs in B.C. Supreme Court, marking the first action under the new Vaping Product Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act. The province is seek...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 12, 2025 innovatedcaptures / Depositphotos.com

BC Health Officials Encourage Flu and COVID Vaccinations Ahead of Holidays
As the holiday season approaches, British Columbians are being encouraged to get their updated influenza and COVID-19 vaccines to protect themselves and their loved ones from severe illness. Recent da...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 12, 2025

B.C. Health Professionals Demand Independent Assessment of LNG Impacts
British Columbia's health professionals are sounding repeated alarms over the province's LNG industry, citing rising health risks and the lack of a comprehensive assessment. In their latest interventi...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 12, 2025 File Photo of LNG Canada's flare stack in Kitimat, BC // Courtesy: LNG Canada

Two Dead, One Hospitalized Following Tractor-Trailer Collision Near Pink Mountain
Fort St John RCMP report that a two-vehicle collision north of Pink Mountain on December 8 resulted in two fatalities and one serious injury. The crash involved two tractor-trailer units. A 74 year ol...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 12, 2025

Terrace Mayor Meets with Provincial Leaders to Address Growth Impacts
Terrace Mayor Sean Bujtas spent last week in Victoria meeting with Premier John Horgan and several provincial ministers to discuss the expected impacts of major economic growth in the region. With fou...
Sabrina Spencer Dec 12, 2025 photo courtesy of Sean Bujtas' Facebook