Category Archives: News

On August 15, 2025, the Fort St. John RCMP Street Enforcement Team concluded a drug trafficking investigation with the search of a hotel room near 93 Avenue and 100 Street. The search followed the arr...

Canadian small businesses are facing a major setback as the United States officially ends duty-free shipping for packages under $800 US. The de minimis exemption has existed for nearly a century, allo...

In a significant step toward economic development, x'isla Nation's yaqa Development Corporation is renovating the historic Sunrise General Store in Kitamaat Village. The project, slated for completion...

With the back-to-school season just around the corner, the Terrace RCMP is reminding drivers to be extra cautious as school zones come back into effect on September 2. Speed limits in school zones wil...

On August 23, 2025, Smithers RCMP executed a search warrant at a residence in Hudson Bay Mobile Home Park. Officers seized multiple firearms and ammunition during the search, following a series of eve...

Community Gaming Grants are empowering not-for-profit organizations across British Columbia to deliver arts and culture programming that enriches lives and builds stronger communities. In 2025, 771 gr...

As families prepare for the new school year, three British Columbia communities are welcoming new licensed child care spaces on school grounds to better support parents and children. In Masset, Haida ...

With the Labour Day long weekend approaching, British Columbians are being reminded to stay safe and plan ahead as hot, dry conditions continue to increase wildfire risk across the province. Open-burn...

Terrace RCMP are reporting continued success with the C-STEP funding initiative, which supports additional police patrols aimed at reducing crime through proactive enforcement. On August 22, officers ...

A new report from Resource Works, Shaping the Peace, underscores the vital contributions of Northeast British Columbia's communities, including Fort Nelson and Dawson Creek, to the province's energy a...