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Citizen Tip Leads to Stolen Goods Recovery, Imitation Gun Found in Separate Arrest
Fort St. John RCMP recovered $1,200 in stolen merchandise after arresting a woman for bike theft. On May 23, police were called to 98th Street and 104th Avenue after reports of a female suspect steali...
Sabrina Spencer May 28, 2025

Calls for Justice Continue as Family, Supporters Rally for Seb Moore
Family members and community supporters gathered outside the Terrace RCMP detachment on May 27, calling for updates in the unsolved homicide of local teen Seb Moore. The gathering, which included trad...
Sabrina Spencer May 28, 2025 Family Friends gathered out side the RCMP office in support for Justice for Seb Moore
(Kobie Smith/CFNR News)

Kitselas Nation and Ksi Lisims LNG Finalize Groundbreaking Partnership
In a landmark move for Indigenous economic development, the Kitselas First Nation has signed an Impact Management and Benefit Agreement with Ksi Lisims LNG, a proposed liquefied natural gas project in...
Sabrina Spencer May 28, 2025

Caledonia Students Witness Staged Crash to Highlight DUI Dangers
Yesterday students at Caledonia Secondary School experienced a sobering demonstration of the dangers of impaired driving, just in time for the graduation season. A staged two-vehicle collision, comple...
Sabrina Spencer May 27, 2025

Rupert Square Mall and Sidewalk Closed for Safety Investigation
In Prince Rupert, the sidewalk in front of Rupert Square Mall at 500 2nd Avenue West has been closed effective immediately due to concerns about a possible sidewalk failure. City staff are working clo...
Sabrina Spencer May 27, 2025

Prince Rupert Calls for Answers After Vandalism of Gifted Artwork
The City of Prince Rupert is speaking out after a donated wood carving, unveiled just a week ago, was found damaged in a local park. The artwork, titled Survival of the Fittest, was created by chainsa...
Sabrina Spencer May 27, 2025

Nisga'a Nation Praises BC Government's Economic Initiatives for the North
In a statement of support, Eva Clayton, President of the Nisga'a Lisims Government, praised the British Columbia government's ongoing commitment to economic development in the northwest. Clayton highl...
Sabrina Spencer May 27, 2025

BC Parks Enhances Accessibility in Northern Communities
BC Parks is prioritizing inclusion and accessibility in northern BC, with key upgrades in parks across Terrace, Smithers, and other regions. As part of its ongoing efforts to make outdoor spaces more ...
Sabrina Spencer May 27, 2025

BC Premier Eby Outlines $30 Billion Mining Investment Plan with First Nations
Premier David Eby has announced a bold new initiative to bring up to $30 billion in mining investments to British Columbia's northwest, with a strong focus on critical metals and minerals. The provinc...
Sabrina Spencer May 27, 2025

Prince Rupert's New Ecology Camp to Teach Kids About Nature
Children aged 6 to 12 in Prince Rupert will soon have the chance to engage with nature through the newly launched North Coast Ecology Camps. Organized by the North Coast Ecology Centre Society (NCECS)...
Sabrina Spencer May 27, 2025 Photo by Chelsey Ellis, provided by the North Coast Ecology Centre Society