Category Archives: News

Skeena MLA Claire Ratte is warning British Columbians that Bill 7, introduced by the BC NDP, is not the trade protection measure it claims to be, but rather an unprecedented expansion of government po...

As bears wake from hibernation, B.C. residents are urged to take precautions to avoid unwanted encounters. Angelika Langen of Northern Lights Wildlife Sanctuary advises securing garbage, locking up pe...

With spring officially arriving this week, drivers may be eager to swap out their winter tires, but Road Safety at Work advises waiting a little longer. B.C. law requires winter tires on designated hi...

The Bulkley Valley Community Foundation (BVCF) has distributed $93,700 in grants for 2025, a nearly 30% increase from last year's $64,100. Funding supports local initiatives across Smithers, Telkwa, H...

Prince Rupert City Council has waived professional fees for physicians in an effort to improve recruitment and retention. At its March 10 meeting, council unanimously approved the measure, refunding 2...

Kitimat's council is reviewing its development approvals process, with early findings suggesting changes that could impact housing and commercial projects. A study by planning consultants Stantec is a...

With schools out as of today for spring break, many families would normally head south of the boarder, however A growing number of Canadians are avoiding U.S. travel as trade tensions between the two ...

Over $9 million in funding is being allocated to volunteer and composite fire departments in British Columbia to enhance emergency response capabilities. The Community Emergency Preparedness Fund (CEP...

Residents of Burns Lake and surrounding areas are advised that the Emergency Department at Lakes District Hospital will be closed from midnight tonight, March 14, until 8 a.m. Saturday, March 15, due ...