Category Archives: News
B.C. Day long weekend ends with a series of fishing violations
A task force was formed on BC Day to monitor the compliance of fishing regulations in the Terrace and Kitimat areas. Over the August long weekend, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) worked w...
Aug 10, 2022 B.C. Day fishing results in a series of violations, Photo courtesy of DFO Representative
Wet'suwet'en Hereditary Chiefs Nation-to-Nation Tour Continues in Winnipeg
A group of Wet'suwet'en Hereditary Chiefs arrived in Winnipeg yesterday as they continue their cross-Canada Nation-to-Nation Tour. Dubbed the Strengthening our Sovereignty: Nation to Nation Tour, the ...
Aug 10, 2022
New Curtailments at West Fraser Timber Will Impact 147 Positions in Quesnel, Williams Lake, and Fraser Lake
West Fraser Timber has announced new permanent curtailments, which will impact 147 jobs as part of a new operating plan. That plan will see one shift at each of their sawmills in Williams Lake and Fra...
Aug 10, 2022
Coroners Service Reports 16 Suspected Heat-Related Deaths During July Heat Wave
According to a recent report from the Coroners Service, the province saw suspected 16 heat-related deaths as the result of the recent heat wave. Stretching from late July to early August, the heat wav...
Aug 10, 2022
Human-Caused Wildfire North of Rosswood Now Listed as Out of Control by the Wildfire Service
A wildfire which sprouted up north of Rosswood yesterday is now listed as out of control by the Wildfire Service. Believed to be human-caused, the fire is now covering 50 hectares near the intersectio...
Aug 09, 2022
Two Terrace Lots to be Subdivided to Eventually Create More than 60 Units of New Housing
Terrace City Council have approved a bylaw amendment to rezone two properties to eventually be subdivided to create new affordable housing. That amendment will see the properties at 5013 Halliwell Ave...
Aug 09, 2022
Today Marks UN's International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, with this Year's Theme Honouring Women
Today marks the United Nations' International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, honouring the cultures, diversity, and histories of Indigenous Peoples. This year's theme is the Role of Indigenous...
Aug 09, 2022
Summer Drama Days is back to encourage kids to explore theatre
Summer Drama Days is back at the McColl Playhouse after a two year hiatus. Organized by the Terrace Little Theatre, kids between the ages of six and 13 play theatre games, improve their improv skills ...
Aug 09, 2022 Summer Drama Days encourages kids to explore theatre, photo courtesy of Terrace Little Theatre on Facebook
Prince George RCMP catch car with stolen license plates by laying spike trap
Last Friday at around 2 in the afternoon, Prince George RCMP members found a black Honda Civic that had stolen license plates. After the vehicle was able to evade a Police traffic stop, it made its wa...
Aug 09, 2022
BC Transit to Temporarily Reduce Service on Some Kitimat Routes Due to Staffing Shortages
Staffing issues are forcing BC Transit to make some short-term reductions to their service schedule in Kitimat. Those reductions will see minor changes to the schedules of routes 1A and 1B for Whitesa...
Aug 09, 2022