Category Archives: News
February 3rd COVID-19 update
British Columbia is reporting 1,776 new cases of Covid-19, as of last night. The province's active case total has come down to 25,959, with 988 in hospital, and 136 in ICU. Of the new cases, 197 come ...
Feb 03, 2022
North coast getting winter storm warning as well as travel advisories
Yet another winter storm is headed to the North Coast today, which has led to warnings about road conditions on Highway 16. The North Coast, mainly covering Terrace and Stewart, has been hit with a wi...
Feb 03, 2022
BC human rights office launches Survey for reporting hate crimes
Due to hate crimes rising in number during the pandemic, the B.C. Office of the Human Rights Commissioner now takes public submissions via an online survey. The OHRC is hoping that members of the publ...
Feb 03, 2022
Canada Post announces winners of 2021 Indigenous student awards
Earlier today, Canada Post announced all 25 winners of their 2021 awards for Indigenous students. These awards are given out every year to First Nations, Inuit and Mtis students in order to celebrate ...
Feb 03, 2022
District of Kitimat Looking at 3.75% Tax Increase as 2022 Budget Discussions Continue
Property tax rates are set to go up in the District of Kitimat, as budget discussions for 2022 continue. During their regular meeting on Monday, Council directed staff to draft 2022 budget with a tax ...
Feb 02, 2022
UPDATE: Missing 12 year old in Williams Lake located safe and sound
UPDATE: Bevon Nadine Stonechild was found safe and sound yesterday. Williams Lake RCMP are seeking public assistance in the search for a missing girl. 12 year-old Bevon Nadine Stonechild was reported ...
Feb 02, 2022
Erin O'Toole Ousted as Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada
Erin O'Toole is out as the head of the Conservative Party of Canada, following a vote held this morning. Yesterday, the party announced an impromptu leadership review, after O'Toole's moderate stances...
Feb 02, 2022 Conservative Party leader, Erin O'Toole during a virtual town hall sponsored by the Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce.
Former Terrace Councillor filing human rights complaint against city officials
Some Terrace officials are facing a human rights complaint. A year after resigning from council, Jessica Mccallum-Miller has filed a human rights complaint against the City, Mayor Leclerc and Councill...
Feb 02, 2022
Prince George RCMP looking for information on shooting incident
Prince George RCMP are seeking the public's help with finding info on a shooting incident from last month. Police began their investigation on January 21st when they got word that a man was in the eme...
Feb 02, 2022 Photo courtesy of Prince George RCMP
Olympic Bid Put Forward by Four BC First Nations Comes Closer to Fruition
A bid put forward by 4 BC First Nations to host the 2030 Winter Olympics is coming closer to reality. Yesterday, both the Canadian Olympic Committee, and the Paralympic Committee agreed to endorse the...
Feb 02, 2022