Category Archives: News
Guidelines for when to get a COVID test updated
Guidelines for when BC residents should look to get tested for whether or not they have COVID have just been updated. Getting a test is not recommended when you do not have any symptoms even if you ha...
Jan 20, 2022
Firearm Tip Leads to Seizure of Weapons, Drugs, and Over $20,000 of Stolen Property
What started as a firearm tip in New Hazelton ended with police seizing over 20,000 dollars in stolen goods. On Wednesday, RCMP were called to Churchill Street after reports of an interaction which re...
Jan 20, 2022
UPDATE: Prince George RCMP Locate Missing Boy Safely
A boy who had been reported missing earlier this morning has now been located safely. Prince George RCMP are thanking the public for their assistance in locating the boy. Previous Story: The Prince Ge...
Jan 20, 2022
Smithers Leads Northwest as Nearly Every Northern Health Area Saw a Jump in Covid Cases Last Week
It was another week of raising Covid cases last week for nearly every Local Health Areas in the North. Terrace saw a modest jump in cases last week, going to 116 from 109 the previous week, Prince Rup...
Jan 20, 2022
Nominations Now Being Accepted for Two of BC's Most Prestigious Honours
Nominations are now being accepted for BC's highest honour, the Order of British Columbia. Members of the order are those who have achieved the highest levels of distinction in fields which benefit BC...
Jan 20, 2022
Historic Agreement Looks to Revitalize Traditional Legal Systems, Support First Nations Justice Strategy
A new Memorandum of Understanding, signed today, looks to eliminate systemic Indigenous discrimination from BC's justice system. Indigenous Peoples make up 30 percent of the prison population, despite...
Jan 20, 2022
Vehicle runs into Fire Hydrant in front of Terrace City Hall
A recent vehicle incident in Terrace has led to a fire hydrant in front of City Hall being put out of commission for a little while. At around 8:30 this morning, a vehicle ran into a fire hydrant on L...
Jan 20, 2022
Indigenous Services Canada to Flow $125 Million to Indigenous Communities to Fight Covid
Help is on the way for Indigenous communities across Canada combating the rapid spread of the Omicron variant. Indigenous Services Canada is sending a total of 125 million dollars in Covid support fun...
Jan 20, 2022
New Memorandum of Agreement Will See Thousands of Residential School Documents Transferred
Thousands of Residential School records are set to be released as part of a new Memorandum of Agreement signed today. On December 10th, Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller committed to han...
Jan 20, 2022
Update: Logging Truck that was Blocking Highway 16 Near Kleanza now clear
A vehicle incident that was blocking off a portion of Highway 16 in both directions has now been cleared. Witnesses reported that a logging truck was blocking the Highway near Kleanza Creek Provincial...
Jan 20, 2022