Category Archives: News

Terrace RCMP Report Early Success with C-STEP Crime Prevention Program
One month into the Community Safety and Targeted Enforcement Program (C-STEP), Terrace RCMP are reporting early signs of success in reducing crime and improving public safety. Through C-STEP funding, ...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 24, 2025

Seeking Stories from Families of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women in Northern BC
CFNR is working on a powerful new project to honour and uplift the stories of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) from across Northern BC. We are reaching out to close family members who may ...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 24, 2025

Applications Open for Rural Economic Diversification Funding in B.C.
Rural and remote communities, First Nations, and not-for-profit organizations across B.C. can now apply for funding through the Rural Economic Diversification and Infrastructure Program (REDIP). The p...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 24, 2025

Motorcycle Rider Killed in Collision North of Quesnel, Tractor-Trailer Driver Arrested
A motorcycle rider is dead, and a tractor-trailer driver has been arrested after a crash north of Quesnel on Highway #97 near Naver Creek Road early this morning. The collision occurred at 12:34 a.m. ...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 24, 2025

Funding Boosts Emergency Plans for B.C. Communities
B.C. communities, including Fort St. James, Gitxaala Nation, Pouce Coupe, Witset First Nation, and Kitasoo Xai'xais, are receiving nearly $2 million in funding to enhance emergency preparedness. The f...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 24, 2025
20 Years Later, the Disappearance of Mary Madeline George Remains a Mystery
It's been 20 years since Mary Madeline George was last seen in Prince George. Mary, a 31-year-old First Nations woman, disappeared on July 24, 2005. She was last seen around 6 p.m., walking along Ospi...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 24, 2025

UPDATE: Rescue Underway for Three Miners Trapped at Red Chris Mine
Hy-Tech Drilling Actively Involved in Red Chris Mine Rescue Efforts The Smithers-based company Hy-Tech Drilling is playing a critical role in the ongoing rescue operation at Red Chris Mine, where thre...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 24, 2025 File Photo of Red Chris Mine // Courtesy: Newmont Corporation

X'maay Festival to Celebrate Nisga'a Culture in Terrace
A brand-new cultural celebration is launching in Terrace this month. The X'maay Festival, hosted by the Gitlaxdax Sayt Kilim Goothl Nisga'a Dancers, will take place July 25th to 27th at the Terrace Sp...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 23, 2025

Construction Begins on Canada's Largest Off-Grid Solar Project in Ulkatcho First Nation
Canada's largest off-grid solar energy project is now under construction in the remote community of Anahim Lake, British Columbia. The project, led by the Ulkatcho First Nation and its energy corporat...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 23, 2025

Fire Averted at North Pacific Cannery Thanks to Quick-Thinking Locals
The North Pacific Cannery National Historic Site came dangerously close to disaster during the closing hours of this year's Intertidal Music Festival. A fire, reportedly sparked by a discarded cigaret...
Sabrina Spencer Jul 23, 2025