Category Archives: News

Covid Rapid Tests Now Available at Pharmacies for Those Aged 60 and Up
British Columbians aged 60 and older will now be able to pick up Covid rapid antigen tests at their local pharmacies. Prior to today, the tests were only available to those aged at least 70. Each test...
Jeff Blagden Mar 07, 2022

Terrace Councillors Submit Resolution Regarding Lax Dealing of Repeat Offenders, as RCMP Pin Property Crime Spike on Prolific Offenders
According to the City of Terrace, the BC Prosecution Service is failing to crack down on repeat offenders. In a resolution sent to the North Central Local Government Association last week, the City ca...
Jeff Blagden Mar 07, 2022

Police Seize Drugs, Weapons, and Stolen Items After Search of Camp Near Jack Talstra Way
Terrace RCMP seized numerous stolen items, weapons, and drugs following a raid on a camp near the airport. In the fall and winter months of last year, police were made aware of a makeshift squatters c...
Jeff Blagden Mar 07, 2022

March 7th Covid-19 Update
British Columbia is reporting 340 new cases of Covid-19, as of Friday night. Of the new cases, 50 come from Northern Health, while 113 are from the Interior. There are 484 active Covid hospitalization...
Jeff Blagden Mar 07, 2022

Cariboo Regional District starting up Business Façade Improvement Program again
For business and property owners looking to improve the front area of their buildings, funding to complete said task has now been made available again by the Cariboo Regional District. Eligible busine...
Rob Young Mar 04, 2022

Interior Health holding virtual career fair on Tuesday
Interior Health has announced that they will be having a virtual career fair next Tuesday March 8th from 9 AM to 4 PM. This event is intending to provide information about all the different career are...
Rob Young Mar 04, 2022

Kitwanga getting money back after years of streetlight over-payments to BC Hydro
In a battle that had been waged since 2019, the community of Kitwanga appears to have gotten what they wanted from BC Hydro. The dispute in question, was that BC Hydro was charging Kitwanga for some s...
Rob Young Mar 04, 2022

Coast Mountains School District 82 monthly superintendent report released publicly
After initially being presented last month at a virtual Board of Education meeting, the monthly board report for February done by Coast Mountains School District 82's superintendent Janet Meyer has be...
Rob Young Mar 04, 2022

Bublé, Henry among people honored at order of BC ceremony
During yesterday's order of BC ceremony, where many individuals were recognized for their achievements over the past year, the list of names honored included some high profile ones such as Dr. Bonnie ...
Rob Young Mar 04, 2022

March 4th COVID-19 update
British Columbia is reporting 391 new cases of Covid-19 as of Thursday Of the new cases, 75 come from Northern Health, while 85 are from the Interior. There are currently 511 active Covid hospitalizat...
Rob Young Mar 04, 2022