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Despite a recent drop in polling, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre drew a strong crowd at a rally in London, Ontario, on Sunday. Hundreds of supporters gathered at RBC Place, confident in Poilievr...

Mark Carney has been elected leader of the Liberal Party and is set to become Canada's next prime minister, winning 85.9% of the vote. However, he must first be sworn in by Governor General Mary Simon...

The All Native Tournament Committee has selected the 4th Generation Dance Group from Metlakatla, Alaska, to open the 2026 All Native Basketball Tournament. The announcement was made on Saturday after ...

Two men have been charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run in northern BC that occurred in November 2018. Cameron Kerr was struck by a vehicle while walking along Highway 16 near Terrace. His bo...

A Terrace family is finally back home after a devastating sewage flood and fire left their house severely damaged. Gerald and Angie Brown, along with their five children, were displaced after the Febr...

B.C.'s health minister calls a new $670-million pharmacare deal with Ottawa a significant step forward" in healthcare access. Minister Josie Osborne says no one should have to choose between medicatio...

Kitimat RCMP are investigating a stolen trailer reported missing on March 5th from the 300 block of Railway Ave. The trailer is a black 2022 8x12 Canadian Trailers Hydraulic dump trailer with two axle...

Premier David Eby has unveiled new measures aimed at protecting British Columbians, workers, and businesses from U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods and energy. "The White House st...

The City of Prince Rupert has introduced a new feature to its online mapping tool, GOMAP. With ongoing repairs to the City's water and sewage system, road closures can happen at a moment's notice. To ...

Two members of the Tahltan Nation have been awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal for their leadership in Indigenous governance, environmental stewardship, and reconciliation efforts. Chief Ma...