Category Archives: News

British Columbians Gather in Droves Across Province for Weekend Anti-War Rallies
British Columbians gathered in droves this weekend to join in anti-war rallies across the province. Rallies hosted in Prince George, Vancouver, Victoria, and more drew in hundreds to denounce Russia's...
Jeff Blagden Feb 28, 2022

Attic Fire at Wells Residence Significantly Damages Roof
An attic fire at a residence in Wells on Thursday has resulted in significant damage to the structure's roof. At around 3:30 in the afternoon, the Wells Volunteer Fire Brigade was called out to the co...
Jeff Blagden Feb 28, 2022

Canada's Finance Minister employs measures to prevent Russia from accessing international funds
Earlier today, Canada's Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland announced that all Canadian financial institutions are not allowed to make any type of transaction or interact in any way with Russia. The...
Rob Young Feb 28, 2022

Seabridge Sells Secured Note for Up to 60% of Silver Royalties on KSM Project
Seabridge Gold has agreed to sell a secured note for up to 60 percent of silver royalties on its KSM mine project. Spott Resource and Streaming Corp, and the Ontario Teachers' Union have purchased the...
Jeff Blagden Feb 28, 2022

FNHMA Hosting Virtual Town Hall Tomorrow Focusing on Racism in Health Care and its Impact on Life Expectancy
Tomorrow, the First Nations Health Managers Association will host their fifth town hall of a 12 part series. This week's meeting will focus on racism in healthcare, and its impact on life expectancy. ...
Jeff Blagden Feb 28, 2022

Public Hearing in Terrace Tonight Will Determine Future of Former Evergreen Pub Lot
A public hearing being held in Terrace tonight will decide the future use of the former Evergreen Pub. Earlier this year, the owner of the lot, located at 5430 Highway 16, requested a change in permit...
Jeff Blagden Feb 28, 2022

All Native Basketball Tournament Teams Urged to Contact Organizers for Updated Invite Package
With capacity restrictions out the window, and April coming fast, the All Native Basketball Tournament is moving full steam ahead. Earlier this month, the organizers locked in the April 2nd to 9th tou...
Jeff Blagden Feb 28, 2022

February 28th Covid-19 Update
British Columbia is reporting 583 new cases of Covid-19, as of Friday night. Of the new cases, 75 come from Northern Health, while 183 are from the Interior. There are currently 599 active Covid hospi...
Jeff Blagden Feb 28, 2022

Taseko and Williams Lake First Nation Renew Agreement
A Participation and Cooperation Agreement between the Williams Lake First Nation and Taseko Mines, has been renewed. Originally signed back in 2013, the agreement will allow the parties to continue to...
Jeff Blagden Feb 25, 2022

Fort St John RCMP investigate four vehicles set ablaze in parking lot
Fort St John RCMP were called to a parking lot on Alaska Rd North yesterday to investigate a report of three vehicles being on fire. RCMP and Fire services found that there were actually four vehicles...
Rob Young Feb 25, 2022