Category Archives: News
Central Coast Regional District to Swear In New CAO Tomorrow
Tomorrow will see the official swearing in of a new Chief Administrative Officer on the Central Coast. Curtis Slingerland took his new role for the Central Coast Regional District last month, but will...
Feb 09, 2022
Prince George RCMP seeking wanted man
Prince George RCMP are seeking public assistance to locate a wanted man. Justus Leigh Colin Teasdale, is wanted on account of not complying with his court order. Teasdale is described as a 6-foot-tall...
Feb 09, 2022 Photo Courtesy of the Prince George RCMP
Federal Government releases climate change report
Earlier today, the federal government released a report about climate change risks that could potentially affect Canadians. The report had it's 2nd chapter written by the National Collaborating Centre...
Feb 09, 2022
UPDATE: Highway 16 Now Open West of Terrace to Single Lane Alternating Traffic
Highway 16 is now open to traffic again west of Terrace, though major delays are still expected. After being completely closed for just over an hour, the Highway has now re-opened to single lane alter...
Feb 09, 2022
UPDATE: Highway 16 Closed West of Terrace Due to Extensive Water Pooling and Flooding
Highway 16 is now open to traffic again west of Terrace, though major delays are still expected. After being completely closed for just over an hour, the Highway has now re-opened to single lane alter...
Feb 09, 2022
Prince Rupert's Youngest Councillor Ever Will Not Seek 3rd Term
Prince Rupert's youngest councillor ever will not be running for re-election. When he was initially elected to council in 2014, Blair Mirau, became the youngest councillor in the City's history at jus...
Feb 09, 2022
Mount Edziza Conservancy Renamed Tenh Dẕetle Conservancy to Match Tahltan Roots
A conservancy located just south of Telegraph Creek and Iskut has been renamed to match its Tahltan roots. Initially established in March of last year, the Mount Edziza Conservancy will now be known a...
Feb 09, 2022 Image from BC Parks Foundation Website
Terrace's Coldest Night of the Year Walk Surpasses a Third of Their Total Fundraising Goal
Fundraising efforts for Terrace's Coldest Night of the Year walk have surpassed a third of their total goal. Hosted by Ksan House Society, the fundraiser has made 37 percent of their 25,000 dollar goa...
Feb 09, 2022
Nominations for Small Business BC Awards Open Until February 28th
Nominations are now being accepted for this year's Small Business BC Awards, and this time businesses will have double the chance to win. Each year, the award seeks to celebrate small businesses which...
Feb 09, 2022
First Nations Leadership Council Condemns Freedom Rally, Calls for Leaders to Take Action and Cease Support
BC's First Nations Leadership Council is condemning the on-going "Freedom Rally" convoy, and related protests in Ottawa. In a letter released yesterday, the Council blasted the rally for spreading mis...
Feb 09, 2022