Category Archives: News

Multiple celebrations held to honor National Indigenous Peoples Day
Today is National Indigenous Peoples day and that has provided an opportunity for celebration throughout many different northern BC communities. Prince Rupert's celebration is taking place at the Rota...
Rob Young Jun 21, 2022 Indigenous Association of Canada (CNW Group/Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada)

Terrace Emergency Services Bike Rodeo Deemed a Success After Drawing in More than 100 Riders
More than 120 children, along with their families, helped make the Terrace Emergency Services Bike Rodeo a success. Friends and families gathered in the Skeena Mall parking lot on June 11th to learn n...
Jeff Blagden Jun 21, 2022

Companies and Politicians celebrate and speak on National Indigenous Peoples Day
Today is National Indigenous Peoples day and that has provided an opportunity for celebration as well as an opportunity for organizations and politicians to give their thoughts on the day. National In...
Rob Young Jun 21, 2022

$25 Million in Funding Will Help Communities Better Prepare for Wildfire Risks
$25 million in fresh funding is being made available by the Forest Enhancement Society of BC for community wildfire protection efforts. Each year, the Society provides funding for projects to be under...
Jeff Blagden Jun 21, 2022

Pair of Prince Rupert Women Arrested After Stealing the Same Person's Car Twice
Two women in Prince Rupert are facing numerous charges after breaking in to the same person's car twice, before stopping for lunch. RCMP received the initial report of a stolen vehicle in the early mo...
Jeff Blagden Jun 21, 2022

New Amendments Establish New Rules in the District of Kitimat Heading into Election Season
New amendments to a pair of bylaws in the District of Kitimat will help to shape the way this year's municipal elections take form. One such amendment will bring the District's Election Bylaw in line ...
Jeff Blagden Jun 21, 2022

New Report Finds Province Adequately Addressed Concerns from 2016 Audit into Mining Policies and Regulations
BC's Auditor General has found that the province has adequately addressed most concerns brought up in a 2016 audit in to mining regulations. Those findings come in a new follow-up report to that audit...
Jeff Blagden Jun 21, 2022

Flood Risks Remain Low in the Northwest, Advisories Remain in Northeast
Flood risks in the Northwest continue to drop, despite fairly heavy rainfall expected all day across the region. But, some risk still remains in the Northeast, prompting the River Forecast Centre to m...
Jeff Blagden Jun 21, 2022

Prince George RCMP seeking public help to find missing Indigenous girl
A public request for help has been sent out by the Prince George RCMP in order to get assistance in their search to find a missing youth that hasn't been seen for a few days. The person in question th...
Rob Young Jun 20, 2022

Tahltan delegates visit Toronto mining convention
The Tahltan Central Government is making waves as they continue to march toward economic prosperity. Recently, President Chad Norman Day and other Tahltan delegates went to Toronto to attend the prosp...
Rob Young Jun 20, 2022