Category Archives: News

Canfor Pulp releases quarter 2 numbers
Canfor Pulp recently released their report on how the company fared during it's second quarter of 2022. Compared to their sales numbers from the second quarter in 2021, it's quite the drop-off as 2021...
Rob Young Jul 29, 2022

Dawson Creek RCMP seeking missing Indigenous man
Dawson Creek RCMP are asking for public assistance to help locate a missing man. 43 year-old Clarence Moyah, who goes by Reuben, was reported missing on Monday, but was last seen at the Nawakin Friend...
Jeff Blagden Jul 29, 2022

Covid Cases Down Across BC, but Up in the North According to CDC's Weekly Report
Covid cases rose in the north last week, despite BC seeing fewer cases as a whole, according to the CDC's most recent weekly report. Province-wide BC saw 921 new cases reported between July 17th and t...
Jeff Blagden Jul 29, 2022

Five Northern First Nations Receive Funding to Advance Clean Energy Projects
New provincial grant funding will help five First Nations in the north advance clean-energy projects in their communities. $50,000 will go to the Daylu Dena Council to fund the design of a rooftop sol...
Jeff Blagden Jul 29, 2022

Terrace Councillor Sean Bujtas to Run for Mayor in Upcoming Municipal Elections
Terrace Councillor Sean Bujtas has announced his intentions to run for Mayor in the upcoming municipal election. Bujtas has been viewed as a frontrunner for the position by many in the community since...
Jeff Blagden Jul 29, 2022 Photo from 'Sean Bujtas Terrace City Councillor' Facebook page.

Pope Faces Intensified Calls to Rescind Doctrine of Discovery During Quebec City Stop
Calls for the Pope to rescind and denounce the Doctrine of Discovery intensified yesterday on the penultimate day of his trip to Canada. That Doctrine, and the Papal Bulls associated with it, gave Eur...
Jeff Blagden Jul 29, 2022

Houston RCMP Forced to Call for Back-Up Following Arrest After Protesters Block Their Exit
Houston RCMP were forced to call on the assistance of two other detachments after protesters blocked their exit while conducting an arrest. On Tuesday, officers were conducting routine patrols on the ...
Jeff Blagden Jul 29, 2022

Coastal GasLink Opts Not to Pursue Civil Contempt Charges Against 6 Land Defenders Arrested Last November
Coastal GasLink has decided not to press civil contempt charges against 6 Indigenous land defenders arrested along their pipeline route. They come from among the 27 arrested for violating an injunctio...
Jeff Blagden Jul 29, 2022

Another Day of Extreme Temperatures in Store for BC Today
Another day of blistering hot temperatures is on the slate for BC today, with highs expected to hit the mid-30s across much of the province. Extreme heat warnings are in place covering the entire prov...
Jeff Blagden Jul 29, 2022

Update: New Wildfires Roughly Halfway Between Terrace and Kitwanga and near Quesnel now under control
A new wildfire which sprouted up on Highway 16 between Terrace and Kitwanga this afternoon is currently believed to be human caused and is now under control. That fire is still listed as covering 8 he...
Jeff Blagden Jul 28, 2022