The District of Kitimat has issued a Water Quality Advisory. Health officials recommend that children, pregnant individuals, seniors, and those with weakened immune systems drink boiled water until further notice. The district says updates will be provided as the situation changes. For more details, visit kitimat.ca

The Kitimat General Hospital Foundation (KGHF) is thrilled to announce a successful 2025 fundraising gala, which raised an incredible $220,300 for vital healthcare projects at Kitimat General Hospital. The event, held last night, saw overwhelming support from the local community, businesses, and generous sponsors, with...

The B.C. government is reviewing its permitting process for the natural-resource sector and is inviting residents to provide feedback on proposed changes related to water management. These reforms aim to speed up permit approvals, reduce application backlogs, and ensure that environmental standards and Indigenous right...

At the "Get It Done" conference in Campbell River, mayors from across British Columbia gathered to call for increased support for resource development. The event brought together leaders from rural and urban communities to discuss the urgent need for quicker project approvals, better coordination between gove...

British Columbia is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for U.S. health-care professionals, with more than 1,400 job applications since May 2025-a number that's doubled in recent months. Over 140 U.S.-trained doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners, and allied health professionals have already accepted job off...