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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says a new Conservative government will bring tougher justice by restoring consecutive life sentences for multiple murderers-reversing a Supreme Court decision tha...

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has announced a new plan to tackle Canada's ongoing nursing shortage, focusing on hiring more nurses, improving working conditions, and reducing reliance on costly private age...

Mark Carney, Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, announced a series of new measures today aimed at securing Canada's sovereignty and economic stability in light of increasing global uncertainty. Wi...

Last week, two major commitments from the Cooperation and Responsible Government Accord (CARGA) between the BC Greens and the provincial government were realized, marking significant wins for British ...

Lake Babine Nation will soon see the construction of 20 new rental homes in the villages of Tachet and Wit'at. This initiative is part of a broader housing development plan by the Province, with fundi...

The Prince Rupert RCMP has officially relocated to a new, state-of-the-art facility at 145 Market Place, after nearly 50 years in their previous detachment, built in 1978. The move, completed on April...

The Port of Prince Rupert is strengthening its position in global trade with significant infrastructure developments and a rise in export volumes. Foreign cargo increased from 5.99 million tonnes in t...

The Terrace All Candidates Forum on April 11 for the Skeena-Bulkley Valley riding had a sparse turnout, with only NDP incumbent Taylor Bachrach and Christian Heritage Party candidate Rod Taylor attend...

Today marks the ninth anniversary of B.C. declaring the toxic-drug crisis a public health emergency. Since then, thousands of lives have been lost to poisoned drugs, leaving lasting grief in communiti...

A man in Terrace was arrested early yesterday morning following a tense standoff with police after allegedly pointing a firearm and threatening to kill someone. The incident began around 8 p.m. on Apr...