Category Archives: News
Meat caper leads police to stolen tools in Terrace
A meat caper led Terrace RCMP to find a number of stolen tools last week. On Tuesday, police responded to a business near the 4400 block of Kieth Avenue for a reported theft. An individual had reporte...
Jun 25, 2019
Terrace re-ups agreement with BC Transit
City Council has voted to sign an agreement which will keep the buses flowing in Terrace for the next 3 years. Most of the costs covered in the Annual Operating Agreement with BC Transit stuck relativ...
Jun 25, 2019
Terrace City Council receive 2018-2022 strategic plan
A map which will guide the City of Terrace for the next 4 years is now in place after receiving Council approval last night. During their regular meeting, Council voted to receive their 2018-2022 Stra...
Jun 25, 2019
Tahltan Central Government calls for province to end jade and placer mining activities
A letter warning the province to cease jade and placer mining activities on their territories has been penned by the Tahltan Central Government. According to TCG President Chad Day, the mining activit...
Jun 24, 2019
Blackwater Gold Mine receives provincial certificate
And environmental assessment certificate has been granted to New Gold Inc for their Blackwater Gold Project. Located southwest of Vanderhoof, the project is projected to generate nearly 22 million ton...
Jun 24, 2019
Canada invests in over 100 Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls commemoration innitiatives
Today, the federal government announced more than 13 million dollars in funding for projects to commemorate Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. In response to the release of the Nation In...
Jun 24, 2019
Replacement for Haisla Bridge announced as part of $275 million federal investment in LNG Canada
A much anticipated replacement is on the way for the Haisla Bridge in Kitimat as part of a 275 million dollar federal investment. Federal Finance Minister Marc Garneau was on hand in Kitimat to make t...
Jun 24, 2019
NEB seeking public input on Trans Mountain regulatory review process
With the federal government once again issuing approval for the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, the National Energy Board has followed suit, granting the project a certificate. But according to the...
Jun 24, 2019
Senate fails to pass UNDRIP Bill ahead of June 21st recess
According to BC's First Nations Leadership Council, the federal government's failure to pass Bill C-262 is "a clear step backwards for reconciliation". Initially adopted by the House more than a year ...
Jun 24, 2019
Indigenous language experts from more than 20 countries gathering in BC today
More than one thousand Indigenous language experts and champions from around the world are gathered in Victoria today for a three day conference. Co-hosted by the First Peoples' Cultural Foundation, t...
Jun 24, 2019