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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...
Rob Young 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...
Jeff Blagden 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...
Jeff Blagden 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...
Jeff Blagden Jan 20, 2022

Update: BC Transit reopens All Bus Routes in Terrace after weather based delays
After initially being postponed due to unplowed streets, BC Transit is opening up all public Bus routes in Terrace for today. According to Transit, a number of buses had to be delayed due to the weath...
Jeff Blagden Jan 20, 2022

School District 82 Cancels a Number of Morning and Afternoon Bus Trips in Terrace
With roads once again coated in ice and snow, the Coast Mountain School District is cancelling a number of bus trips today. All morning and afternoon trips on the #1, 2, and 16 routes, covering Terrac...
Jeff Blagden Jan 20, 2022 Courtesy: Coast Mountains School District 82

LNG Canada makes COVID policies clear after concerns raised over virus camp cases
LNG Canada is clarifying their Covid policies, after some residents raised concerns over raising Covid cases in their Kitimat camp. According to those raising the issue, despite the cases, some worker...
Rob Young Jan 19, 2022

Prime Minister Trudeau makes statement about new COVID treatment
Earlier today, a statement was made by Prime Minister Trudeau regarding a treatment that was recently approved by Health Canada. Trudeau stated that while Pfizer's new Paxlovid treatment, which is soo...
Rob Young Jan 19, 2022

Ottawa Opens Calls for Concepts for Projects to Improve Equity in the Workplace
Ottawa is calling for submissions for the 2022 Workplace Opportunities: Removing Barriers to Equity program. Said program provides funding to projects which support federally regulated employers in th...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2022

Two Rivers Gallery to Open New Interactive Exhibition Starting Tomorrow
A new, interactive exhibition is set to open tomorrow at the Two Rivers Gallery in Prince George. Titled "The Politics of Sound", the exhibition is curated by Tyler Stewart, and features work from 7 d...
Jeff Blagden Jan 19, 2022