Category Archives: News
September 21st Covid-19 Update
British Columbia is reporting 1,692 new cases of Covid-19 over the three day period between the 17th and 20th. That brings the province`s active total to 5,608 cases. Of the new cases this weekend, 37...
Sep 21, 2021
Canada Re-Elects Liberal Minority, Skeena and BC Go NDP
With nearly all ridings reporting in, Canadians have selected the Liberals to form another minority government. While the Liberals are currently elected or leading in 158 of 338 ridings, they actually...
Sep 21, 2021
UBC trust announces next step in reducing carbon emissions
The trust that just so happen to in charge of the University of BC's endowment fund has made an announcement regarding the next step in the school's attempt to cut down on portfolio carbon emissions. ...
Sep 20, 2021
BC's education minister condemns COVID protests at Schools
BC's Education minister sent out a statement earlier today saying that schools are intended to be a safe space and that COVID protesters should leave them be. Jennifer Whiteside also mentioned in her ...
Sep 20, 2021
Ministry of Education sending Dog Creek School funds for new playground
An announcement on Friday made it known that The Ministry of Education will be sending the Dog Creek Elementary Junior Secondary School funding so they can build a brand new playground. The School's P...
Sep 20, 2021 Children Playground in beautiful garden with mountains background
City of Terrace giving support to pipeline proposal
The City of Terrace is giving their support to a big proposal that plans on linking two well known natural resources in the form of geothermal energy from very warm subsurface water close to Lakelse L...
Sep 20, 2021
Today is Final Day for those Named in Hagwilget Trust Fund Lawsuit to Respond
Today is the last day for those named in a lawsuit filed by the Hagwilget First Nation Government to respond in court. The lawsuit relates to the handling of a trust fund derived from a 2009 settlemen...
Sep 20, 2021
Quesnel Councilor Named New UBCM President
A councilor for the City of Quesnel has been named the new president of the Union of BC Municipalities. Laurey-Anne Roodenburg was installed as the new president on Friday, after acting as the Convent...
Sep 20, 2021
Terrace RCMP Searching for Mailbox Vandals
Terrace RCMP are making the public aware of a string of mailbox break-ins, while also asking for resident`s help in finding suspects. According to police, a number of Canada Post mailboxes on Findlay ...
Sep 20, 2021
City of Terrace Welcomes New Social Development Coordinator
Terrace residents now have a new ally to support their social needs. Linda Stevens has taken over as the new Social Development Program Coordinator for the City of Terrace. Stevens brings with her yea...
Sep 20, 2021