Category Archives: News

Bulkley Valley School District Announces a Handful of Administrative Changes
Students in the Bulkley Valley School District will see a number of old faces in new roles, following a slew of administrative changes. After 24 years of elementary school experience, Bev Foster will ...
Jeff Blagden Sep 22, 2022

Cops for Cancer Tour de North Wraps Up 7 Day Trip Across Northeast BC, Surpassing Fundraising Goal in the Process
Riders in the 21st Cops for Cancer Tour de North can rest easy after 7 days on the road, knowing they surpassed their fundraising goal. Each year, Cops for Cancer hosts a number of bicycling tours acr...
Jeff Blagden Sep 22, 2022

Man reportedly lights house on fire and gets arrested after Police attempt wellness check
A plan to escape police by lighting a garage on fire after crashing into it ultimately backfired for one man in Kitimat yesterday. RCMP were initially called out to the home on Swan Street to conduct ...
Rob Young Sep 22, 2022 Photo and videos Courtesy of Charmaine Scodane

Indigenous youth empowerment program keeps community engaged
The Northwest Inter-Nation Family and Community Services Society (NIFCS) have been celebrating the openings of their community lighthouses over the past two weeks. In seven Indigenous communities in t...
Morgyn Budden Sep 22, 2022

Update on Earthquake outside of Prince George
Yesterday, an estimated 3.4 magnitude earthquake took place not far outside of Prince George. Initial reports listed the quake at 4.1 but it was re-measured and confirmed to be 3.4 instead by Earthqua...
Rob Young Sep 22, 2022

Bunk #7 hits the road in BC to share residential school experience
Editor's Note: Morgyn Budden is related to one of the cast members of Bunk #7. After nearly 20 years in the making, the story of Bunk #7 will be told across northern B.C. Bunk #7 is a play written by ...
Morgyn Budden Sep 22, 2022

Indigenous Population Grows to 1.8 Million according to 2021 Census, Indigenous Children Also Represent More than Half of Those in Foster Care
According to newly released data from the 2021 Census, there are now more than 1.8 million Indigenous people living in Canada. That accounts for roughly 5 percent of the country's total population, an...
Jeff Blagden Sep 21, 2022

4.1 Magnitude earthquake reported to have happened outside of Prince George
According to brand new reports, an estimated 4.1 magnitude earthquake took place only 2 kilometers outside of Prince George. However, the exact details of the earthquake are currently unconfirmed and ...
Rob Young Sep 21, 2022

Expert Panel on Prolific Repeat Offenders in BC Brings Forward 28 Recommendations
An expert panel tasked with finding solutions to BC's on-going issues with prolific offenders has returned 28 recommendations. Formed in May, the two-person panel consists of ex-Vancouver Deputy Polic...
Jeff Blagden Sep 21, 2022

Kitimat downtown paving going to delay traffic for next few days
A recent announcement has revealed that upcoming paving is going to be causing some traffic disruptions in Kitimat's downtown area. Starting tomorrow and lasting until September 27th, the southbound l...
Rob Young Sep 21, 2022