Category Archives: News

Williams Lake First Nation Chief Willie Sellars Acclaimed for Another Term Ahead of Election
Williams Lake First Nation Chief Willie Sellars has been acclaimed, despite Nation members not hitting the poles until next month. Last week, the Nation announced the nominees for their Chief and Coun...
Jeff Blagden Jul 15, 2022

Lheidli T'enneh Nation Elder set to become UNBC Chancellor in October
An Indigenous Elder of the Lheidli T'enneh Nation is set to become the next chancellor of the University of Northern British Columbia. Darlene McIntosh will officially be sworn into her new position a...
Rob Young Jul 15, 2022

Prince Rupert RCMP Asking for Public Assistance to Identify May Shoplifting Suspect
Prince Rupert RCMP are asking the public to help identify a shoplifting suspect. At approximately 4:00 in the afternoon on May 26th, the man was caught exiting Safeway with a basket full of unpaid ite...
Jeff Blagden Jul 15, 2022

Gathering to Support Residential School Survivors Being Held in Terrace During Papal Visit
A gathering is set to be held in Terrace to provide emotional and spiritual support for Residential School survivors during the Pope's upcoming Canada tour. Hosted by the Indian Residential School Sur...
Jeff Blagden Jul 15, 2022

Coastal GasLink Says New Compliance Agreement Provides a Strong Framework to Fulfill Commitment to Protect the Environment
Coastal GasLink says they are committed to the highest level of environmental protection, after entering into a new compliance agreement yesterday. That agreement will require them to take more proact...
Jeff Blagden Jul 15, 2022

Just 3 Out of Control Wildfires Remain in Northwest Fire Centre, After as Many as 6 on Monday
Just three out of control wildfires remain in the Northwest, down from six at the beginning of the week. A 4,700 hectare blaze west of Highway 37 and north of Blue River, near Lower Post, is the large...
Jeff Blagden Jul 15, 2022

Fort St John RCMP looking for suspects who broke into local CO-OP
Fort St John RCMP received a call on July 9th at around 2 in the morning about a break in at the city's 7315 100th Avenue CO-OP location. The two suspects who conducted the break in had disappeared by...
Rob Young Jul 14, 2022

COVID Cases up according to BC's weekly COVID update
Both the province and the North saw an increase in Covid cases last week, although hospitalizations are still trending down, according to the CDC's weekly report. Between July 3rd and 9th, the provinc...
Rob Young Jul 14, 2022

Coastal GasLink Required to Take Additional Measures to Control Sedimentation and Erosion Under New Agreement
A new compliance agreement will require Coastal GasLink to take more proactive measures to control sedimentation and erosion. Signed between CGL and the Environmental Assessment Office, the agreement ...
Jeff Blagden Jul 14, 2022

Health Canada Approves First Covid-19 Vaccine for Children Under 5 years Old
Health Canada has approved its first Covid-19 vaccination for children between 6 months and 5 years olds. Known as Spikevax, the Moderna-made vaccine is given in doses a quarter of the size of those g...
Jeff Blagden Jul 14, 2022