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BC residents will need both federal and provincial vaccine cards
Residents of BC are going to be required to have both the provincial proof of vaccination card to access non-essential activities and the federal vaccine card for traveling both inside and outside of ...
Rob Young Oct 22, 2021

Hockey Knowledge Nabs Prince Rupert Resident a New Truck
A Prince Rupert resident has nabbed himself a new set of wheels, thanks to his hockey knowledge. Jan Loroff came out on top in Sportsnet's Hockey Predictor Contest for 2021, by picking the outcomes of...
Jeff Blagden Oct 22, 2021

Carrier Sekani and BCAFN Second Wet'suwet'en Request for Covid Boosters
Earlier today, the Wet'suwet'en sent a request to the Ministry of Health and Northern Health requesting access to Covid booster shots. That request came after two members passed away and four matriarc...
Jeff Blagden Oct 22, 2021

New UBC program aims to keep more med graduates in the North
A new UBC program is doing everything it can to help with BC's shortage of people with medical expertise and allow patients to more easily access physical therapy services. The program, known as Maste...
Rob Young Oct 22, 2021 Photo credit to UBC’s Faculty of Medicine

Inquest in to 2016 Police Shooting in Granisle to Begin Next Month
An inquest has been launched in to a 2016 incident which saw two killed by RCMP in Granisle. Shirley Beatrice Williams and her son Jovan Williams were shot by police in their home in April of 2016. Ac...
Jeff Blagden Oct 22, 2021

Covid Outbreak Declared at Deni House Long-Term Care Facility in Williams Lake
Interior Health has declared an outbreak at the Deni House Long-term Care Home in Williams Lake. Deni House had previously been closed in late September due to a Covid scare, but re-opened at the begi...
Jeff Blagden Oct 22, 2021

BC Liberals Turn Down Aaron Gunn's Leadership Bid
Amidst a string of controversy surrounding his candidacy, the BC Liberals have decided to deny Aaron Gunn's leadership bid. Gunn has issued troubling statements on social media, denying the existence ...
Jeff Blagden Oct 22, 2021

Wet'suwet'en Request Covid Boosters to Help Fight Current Case Spike
In an effort to better protect their population against growing Covid concerns, the Wet'suwet'en are requesting immediate access to Covid boosters. In light of two recent Covid related deaths in their...
Jeff Blagden Oct 22, 2021

UNBC Unveils New Gitxsan-Inspired Uniforms
Athletes playing for the University of Northern BC will sport a new Gitxsan inspired look this year. Yesterday, the team unveiled the new jersey design, which features a Gitxsan Wolf front and centre....
Jeff Blagden Oct 22, 2021

Sewage and Water Taxes Set To Increase in Terrace
Property taxes aren't the only thing going up for Terrace residents next year. In addition to a 5.52 percent property tax increase, residents are also eyeing increases to both water use and sewage tax...
Jeff Blagden Oct 22, 2021