Category Archives: News
More Prescribed Burns Planned in Williams Lake for as Early as Today, as Work on Others Continues
More prescribed burning is set to take place in the Williams Lake area this month, beginning as early as today. BC Wildfire crews will be teaming up with the Williams Lake First Nation to conduct the ...
Apr 12, 2023
Tahltan Nation Development Corporation Hands Out Quarterly Awards and Inaugural Long Service Awards
A slew of local employees are being honoured by the Tahltan Nation Development Corporation for their loyalty, commitment, and hard work. Three workers at Red Chris have been selected as recipients of ...
Apr 12, 2023
Prince Rupert Honouring Tsunami Preparedness Week With High Ground Selfie Contest
Prince Rupert is honouring Tsunami Preparedness Week by reminding residents of the safest spots to take shelter during a tsunami. In the event of a tsunami warning, Prince Rupert residents are advised...
Apr 12, 2023
Quesnel Fuel Leak Which Went Undetected for Over a Year May Have Led to 110,000 Litres of Gasoline Seeping Underground
An estimated 110,000 Litres of gasoline may have seeped underground in Quesnel after a fuel leak went undetected for a year and a half. That leak began during the installation of new fuel tanks at Lht...
Apr 12, 2023
BC Transit returns to full service in Prince Rupert
After service was reduced last fall, Prince Rupert's BC Transit schedule is levelling out again. Facing labour challenges, BC transit reduced their Prince Rupert bus services, but that changes today. ...
Apr 11, 2023
Province doubles funding for rural economic development projects
British Columbia is doubling the funding for the Rural Economic Diversification and Infrastructure program. Categorized by economic diversification, economic capacity, and forest impact transition, $6...
Apr 11, 2023
Week two of Gitxaala Nation's legal challenge of BC's mineral claim process will see intervenor statements
Intervenors for the Gitxaala nation's litigation against BC's mineral claim granting process are making their cases in court today. Filed in October 2021, the case requests a review into seven mineral...
Apr 11, 2023
Assembly of First Nations Passes Resolution Calling for a Delay to Canada's UNDRIP Implementation Plan
First Nations leadership are not happy with Canada's plan to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Attendees of the Assembly of First Nations Special Chiefs Ass...
Apr 11, 2023
Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Taylor Bachrach Joins Calls to Limit Foreign Ownership of Commercial Fishing Licenses on West Coast
A pair of NDP MPs are calling for Ottawa to end the transfer of commercial fishing licenses in Pacific waters to foreign owners. Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Taylor Bachrach and Fisheries critic Lisa Mari...
Apr 11, 2023
Extended Traffic Closure on the 4800 Block of Lazelle Avenue in Terrace Begins Today
Terrace drivers are being warned of a closure which will cut off all road traffic on the 4800 block of Lazelle Avenue over the next week and a half. Lazelle will be closed between Munroe Avenue and Eb...
Apr 11, 2023