Category Archives: News
Terrace RCMP Warn Businesses After Counterfeit "Prop Money" Found in Circulation
The Terrace RCMP are warning local businesses to be cautious after several counterfeit bills were found in the community. On October 29th, police received reports from two local businesses involving f...
Nov 06, 2025
B.C. Forest Minister Leads Trade Mission to Japan and South Korea to Expand Global Markets
B.C. Minister of Forests Ravi Parmar is leading a major trade mission to Japan and South Korea as the province looks to diversify its forestry markets and reduce dependence on the United States. The s...
Nov 06, 2025
Nisga'a Nation Applauds Federal Budget for Strengthening Indigenous Economic Leadership
The Nisga'a Lisims Government is welcoming new federal budget measures aimed at advancing Indigenous participation in Canada's economy. Announced this week by Prime Minister Carney, the budget enhance...
Nov 06, 2025
B.C. Expands Shelter Capacity Ahead of Winter to Support People Experiencing Homelessness
The Province of British Columbia is increasing shelter capacity this winter to ensure more people experiencing homelessness have access to warm, safe spaces as cold weather arrives. Through BC Housing...
Nov 06, 2025
Missing 16-Year-Old from Fort St. John found safe
UPDATE: RCMP say the missing 16-Year-Old from Fort St. John has been found safe and sound. Original article below: The Fort St. John RCMP are asking for the public's help in locating missing teen Kiya...
Nov 05, 2025
Indigenous Women Speak Out Following Terrace RCMP Arrests
A group of Indigenous women involved in a recent RCMP incident in Terrace has released a public statement. The spokesperson for the group said five women were violently arrested, denied medical care, ...
Nov 05, 2025
Kitimat Reminds Residents to Prepare Vehicles for Winter
With snow already appearing in Kitimat, residents are being reminded to take winter driving seriously and prepare their vehicles. Slippery roads, black ice, and low visibility make winter conditions e...
Nov 05, 2025
SkeenaWild Warns Federal Budget Cuts Threaten Salmon and Local Communities
The federal budget announced yesterday includes $500 million in cuts to Fisheries and Oceans Canada over four years, a move five times larger than previous reductions proposed in 2013. Conservation gr...
Nov 05, 2025
Nisga'a Nation Congratulates Kitsumkalum on Historic Treaty and Constitution Vote
The Nisga'a Nation is offering warm congratulations to the Kitsumkalum First Nation following their successful vote to ratify both their constitution and treaty. The decisive approval by Kitsumkalum m...
Nov 05, 2025
World Tsunami Awareness Day: Know Your Zone
November 5 is World Tsunami Awareness Day, an important reminder for residents along British Columbia's coast to understand their tsunami notification zone. B.C. is divided into five zones, A through ...
Nov 05, 2025