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Fire Bans in Terrace and Northwest Fire Centre Starting tomorrow Friday June 12th
Effective as of 12pm tomorrow Friday June 12th category 2 open fires will be prohibited in the Nadina Fire Zone, including the the Nadina Forest District. Meanwhile the existing Category 3 open burnin...
Jun 11, 2026
Side By Side rollover claims two lives in Dawson Creek area
The following story contains a tragic tragedy reader discretion is advised. The Dawson Creek RCMP are investigating after a side by side rolled and ejected seceral occupants last week. On Thursday Jun...
Jun 10, 2026 RCMP graphic // Courtesy: RCMP
Boating accident in Quesnel believed to be fatal
Quesnel RCMP has said a 17 year old boy is presumed drowned following a boating incident on Stony Lake on June 6th Saturday night. On Saturday June 6th Quesnel RCMP received a report of a capsized ves...
Jun 08, 2026 RCMP graphic // Courtesy: RCMP
Dawson Creek RCMP Seek Public Help to Locate David Harvey
The Dawson Crek RCMP is asking the public's help in loacting David Harvey he was reported missing on Friday June 5th. RCMP say David was last seen in Dawson Creek on Thursday June 4th. David Harvey is...
Jun 08, 2026 Missing 18 year old David Harvey
(Photo Credit: Dawson Creek RCMP)
FIFA World Cup Impacts on the youth in Vancouver for local soccer club Vancouver Athletic FC
With the world cup just 3 days away with Co-Hosts of USA, Mexico and Canada soccer fans, players are getting excited. Vancouver is hosting 7 games at BC Place with 2 of those games being Canada games....
Jun 08, 2026
A 7.8 magnitude Earthquake shakes parts in in Mindanao, Philippine Islands No tsunami danger for the U.S. West Coast, British Columbia, or Alaska
An earthquake was felt in Mindanao, Philippine Islands, and was a 7.8 magnitude. It occurred at 4:38pm PST. The depth was 39 miles. There is no tsunami danger for the U.S. West Coast, British Columbia...
Jun 07, 2026 fotoscool / Depositphotos.com
Fire that destroyed Terrace Bowling Centre deemed suspicious, two persons of interest identified
An arson investigation is now underway as the fire that destroyed the Terrace Bowling Centre late last month has been deemed suspicious by fire investigators and the RCMP. The City of Terrace has just...
Jun 03, 2026 Remains of the Terrace Bowling ally after a devastating fire on May 21, 2026 // Photo Credit: CFNR's Kobie Smith
Indigenous Partnership Acquires Two Prince Rupert Hotels
Two landmark Prince Rupert hotels are entering a new chapter following their acquisition by a partnership that includes local First Nations development organizations and a Yukon-based hospitality comp...
Jun 03, 2026 photo credit Northern Vision Development LP Facebook
NDP Indigenous Affairs Critic Leah Gazan roasts Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty on 2025 wildfire evacuation response
The NDP's Indigenous Affairs Critic, Member of Parliament for Winnipeg Centre Leah Gazan, has called out Federal Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty for what she says in an insulting lack of...
Jun 03, 2026 Gilitukha / Depositphotos.com
Nisga'a Nation's Food, Social, and Ceremonial fishery opens
As of yesterday, June 2nd, the Nisga'a Nation's food, social, and ceremonial fishery is open, but there are some conservation measures in place to protect Chinook Salmon in the Nass that fishers shoul...
Jun 03, 2026 randimal / Depositphotos.com