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Kitimat drivers can expect road closures and detours as the community gears up for a weekend of events leading into Canada Day. The annual Memorial Hill Climb is scheduled for Saturday, June 28, with ...

Special thanks to Hayley Wallis. Songs in order of appearance: Not That Serious - Hayley Wallis Halulu - Hayley Wallis Both from the album Halulu, released, November of 2022.

Enbridge says it would consider a new pipeline from Alberta to the Port of Prince Rupert, but only if major changes are made to government policy. The company says any new project would require signif...

A new open fire prohibition will come into effect at noon on June 27 across the entire Northwest Fire Centre, covering the Nadina, Coast Mountain, and Skeena Stikine Forest Districts. The ban targets ...

Northern and central B.C. communities are set to benefit from more than $6.2 million in funding through the B.C. Air Access Program, which is targeting key upgrades at regional airports this year. Sev...

B.C.'s Minister of Lands, Water and Natural Resources, Randene Neill, is touring Northwest B.C. to consult with Indigenous nations and local communities on future land use planning. The tour began Jun...

Skywatchers in Northern BC could witness a spectacular natural light show this week as the northern lights are expected to dance brightly across the sky. A coronal hole on the surface of the Sun is se...

On June 19, a tractor-trailer hauling mail made headlines in northern British Columbia after it broke down in the parking lot of the Fort Nelson post office. The vehicle's rear axle sheared off as the...

Trigon Pacific Terminals in Prince Rupert has once again achieved top-level certification through the Green Marine program, marking its third consecutive year at the highest standard of environmental ...

In BC's Golden Triangle, the Tahltan Nation is setting a precedent for Indigenous-led resource development. Former Tahltan Central Government president Chad Norman Day highlights how his Nation has mo...