Category Archives: News
August Sets Terrace 10 Year High for Development Permit Value
Developmental projects are hitting Terrace at a break-neck pace, according to August's building synopsis report. Just over 58 million dollars in project permits were handed out over August of this yea...
Sep 28, 2021
UBCIC Heads in to Second Day of Annual Assembly
The Union of BC Indian Chiefs is set to head in to day two of their 53rd Annual General Assembly today. As with last year's event, the on-going pandemic has forced the Assembly to take an online appro...
Sep 28, 2021
Free Menstrual Product Pilot Program Coming to Terrace
Women in need will soon have easier to access menstrual products in Terrace. A six month pilot project, approved by Council at this week's regular meeting, will bring free dispensers to 6 sites in the...
Sep 28, 2021
Red Cross to Add Opioid Training to All CPR Programs in Canada
Opioid deaths in this country continue to skyrocket, with more than 21 thousand opioid related deaths in the last 5 years. According to data compiled by the Red Cross, 97 percent of those deaths were ...
Sep 28, 2021
Pacific Northwest Music Festival to Return After Two Year Hiatus
After a pandemic-induced two year hiatus, the Pacific Northwest Music Festival is planning a 2022 return, albeit in a limited fashion. Yesterday, Terrace Council gave support to a 15 thousand dollar g...
Sep 28, 2021
New Fireworks Restrictions Coming to Terrace
Fans of fireworks are not going to be fans of new restrictions set to take effect in Terrace this year. A new bylaw amendment will restrict the use of fireworks and related explosive devices to Octobe...
Sep 28, 2021 Colorful Firework display background at night for celebration anniversary
September 28th Covid-19 Update
British Columbia is reporting 2,239 new cases of Covid-19 during the three day period between the 24th and 27th. That works out to roughly 750 cases per day. Of the new cases, 358 come from Northern H...
Sep 28, 2021
Quesnel planning on creating memorial for those affected by residential schools
The City of Quesnel has made it known that they are planning on making a memorial for residential school victims in the amphitheatre park that is located right next to city hall. The city council meet...
Sep 27, 2021
Tears to Hope Society putting on event to honor first Truth and Reconciliation Day
Residents of Terrace will be able to take part in a walk to honor the victims of the residential school system, and their families on Thursday. The event, put on by the Tears to Hope Society, will hon...
Sep 27, 2021
Vaccine cards are now only means of accessing non-essential services
The residents of BC have officially received a reminder from the provincial government that today is the day when the province's vaccine card is the only proof of vaccination that will be accepted by ...
Sep 27, 2021