Category Archives: News

B.C. Court Delays Gitanyow Title Case Over Appeals from Nisga'a and Tsetsaut/Skiik'm Lax Ha
The B.C. Supreme Court has delayed the Gitanyow land title case, granting a request from Chief Darlene Simpson of the Tsetsaut/Skiik'm Lax Ha and the Nisga'a Lisims Government (NLG). Both parties are ...
Sabrina Spencer May 20, 2025

Family of Murdered Teen Demands Justice for Sebastian Moore
Sebastian Moore, a 17-year-old from Terrace, was murdered on November 26, 2023, while trying to intervene in an abusive situation involving his cousin. Seb, who was known for his kindness, confronted ...
Sabrina Spencer May 20, 2025

B.C. Government Ensures Timely Disability and Income Assistance Payments Amid Potential Canada Post Strike
With a potential strike looming at Canada Post, the B.C. government is taking steps to ensure that individuals continue to receive provincial disability and income assistance without disruption. The C...
Sabrina Spencer May 20, 2025

MLA Claire Rattée and MLA Tamara Davidson Host Community Events This Week
Today, May 20th, MLA Claire Ratte invites residents to "Catch Up, Speak Up, Stay Connected" in Kitimat. The event will be held at the Royal Canadian Legion from 5 PM to 7 PM. Claire will update the co...
Sabrina Spencer May 20, 2025

Canada Post Workers Prepare for Potential Strike: What It Means for Mail Services
As Canada Post workers prepare for a possible strike on Friday, May 23, more than 55,000 employees could halt mail and parcel deliveries across Canada. If a national strike is declared, all new mail w...
Sabrina Spencer May 20, 2025

Fort St. John Healthcare Crisis Exposed After Son's Injury Mishandled
A mother in Fort St. John, B.C., is speaking out after her son's injury was mishandled at the local hospital, leading to growing concerns over the region's healthcare system. Melanie Jansen's 15-year-...
Sabrina Spencer May 20, 2025

News May 16
Sabrina Spencer May 16, 2025

Town Hall with Skeena MLA Claire Rattée
Skeena MLA Claire Ratte is inviting residents to a town hall in Terrace on Wednesday, May 21st. The event runs from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Knox United Church on Lazelle Avenue. Ratte will speak and take...
Sabrina Spencer May 16, 2025

Gitxsan First Nation Implements Total Fishing Ban for 2025 Season
The Gitxsan First Nation has announced a complete fishing ban within its traditional territories for the 2025 season. This includes the Babine, Bulkley, Nass, Kispiox, and Skeena rivers. The hereditar...
Sabrina Spencer May 16, 2025

RCMP Seek Help Locating Mildred Mary Wilson
The Prince Rupert RCMP are asking for the public's help in locating Mildred Mary Wilson, who is wanted on two counts of theft under $5000. Wilson, a 56-year-old Indigenous woman, stands 5'3" tall and ...
Sabrina Spencer May 16, 2025