Category Archives: News
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
Bc Liberals Call on NDP to Improve Covid Handling in Schools
BC's opposition government released a statement today calling on the NDP to change the way they deal with Covid cases in schools. In the letter, Education Critic Jackie Tegart calls the NDP and Educat...
Sep 27, 2021
Prince George RCMP Make Four Gun Related Arrests Thanks to Residents
Reports from a number of community members were key in making four gun related arrests in Prince George last week. Prior to last weekend, RCMP received reports of a loud argument from community member...
Sep 27, 2021
20th Annual Tour de North Wraps Up
The Tour de North officially wrapped up in Prince Rupert last week, after seven days of cycling. It was the 20th year for the annual event, put on by Cops for Cancer. Each year, riders made up of pers...
Sep 27, 2021
BC Transit Continuing to Operate on Orange Shirt Day, Providing Free Transit in Kitimat
BC Transit is reminding customers that it will continue offering services during Thursday's stat holiday. The company says they are doing this to ensure that residents have a safe way to and from even...
Sep 27, 2021
Wet'suwet'en Hereditary Chief to Enter Plea for Four Charges in November
A Wet'suwet'en Hereditary Chief accused of shooting at a neighbour's dog reportedly intends to plead guilty. Chief Na'Moks, also known as John Ridsdale, was accused of drunkenly climbing a fence to sh...
Sep 27, 2021
BC Liberals to Livestream First Leadership Debate Tomorrow
One way or another, it will be a new face heading the BC Liberals the next time British Columbians hit the provincial polls. Shirley Bond has been filling in as interim leader in place of former head ...
Sep 27, 2021
Experienced Team Continues Search for Missing Tahltan Man
An experienced team is continuing the search for a Tahltan man who went missing near Iskut over a week ago. Eddie Frank, a local guide, was on Kiniskan Mountain with a group on September 18th when he ...
Sep 27, 2021