Category Archives: News

BCAFN Says Canada-Alberta MOU Undermines First Nations' Rights and Sovereignty
The BC Assembly of First Nations (BCAFN) says the new Memorandum of Understanding between the federal government and the Province of Alberta exposes a fundamental contradiction between Canada's stated...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025

B.C. Projects Steady Economic Growth and Continues Major Infrastructure Investments
British Columbia's economy is expected to grow at a measured pace over the next two years, with projections of 1.4 percent growth in 2025 and 1.3 percent in 2026, despite ongoing global economic uncer...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025

BCBC Says Canada-Alberta MOU Could Strengthen Economy and Investment
The Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) believes the recent Memorandum of Understanding between Canada's federal government and Alberta could be a positive step for the country. According to B...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025

Terrace Celebrates One Year of Care at Ksyen Regional Hospital
Terrace is celebrating the one-year anniversary of Ksyen Regional Hospital, a modern facility that has been serving the Northwest since November 24, 2024. In its first year, the hospital has seen over...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025

Skeena Mall Updates Holiday Offerings for 2025
Skeena Mall is making some changes for the 2025 holiday season. The popular December craft fair will not be held this year due to limited space. For local crafters, the event has traditionally been on...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025

Human Remains of Missing Lax Kw'alaams Man Positively Identified
The Prince Rupert RCMP have confirmed that human remains discovered in Lax Kw'alaams have been positively identified as Lawrence Douglas Maitland, who went missing in July 2019. Lawrence was last seen...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025

SkeenaWild Condemns Federal Plan to Open B.C. Coast to Oil
SkeenaWild, a leading conservation organization dedicated to protecting wild salmon in northwest B.C., has voiced strong opposition to the federal government's proposal to grant Alberta an exemption t...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025

Poilievre Calls for Swift Approval of Pacific-Bound Pipeline
The Conservative Party is pressing the federal government to approve a pipeline from Alberta to the Pacific immediately, without delays or carbon taxes. Party leader Pierre Poilievre argues that such ...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025

RCMP Issue National Warning as Grandparent Scams Increase in Canada
The RCMP is alerting Canadians to a surge in grandparent scams, a long-running form of fraud that has recently grown more sophisticated and financially damaging. Although seniors are the primary targe...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025

CleanBC Review Finds Climate Plan on Track, Calls Clean Energy Key to B.C.'s Economic Future
An independent review of B.C.'s CleanBC plan has concluded that the province is making meaningful progress in reducing emissions while strengthening the economy, emphasizing that clean electricity rem...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 27, 2025