Category Archives: 2018

Terrace representatives, including Mayor Carol LeClerc, have now returned from a productive trip to China. The week long visit featured meetings and activities focused on promoting the Skeena Industri...

A leaked 2014 audit reveals troubling information about northern BC energy companies. According to the leaked report, companies are routinely ignoring rules put in place to protect caribou habitats. T...

With a day under their belts to let the Federal Government’s decision to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline sit, political experts reactions are beginning to filter in. Pundits from all over t...

Wildfire crews got some assistance battling three major blazes in the province from the weather last night. Evacuation orders have now been rescinded for the Allie Lake wildfire, which along with the ...

The BC government is launching a new long-haul bus service to replace discontinued Greyhound routes in northern BC. BC Bus North launches June 4th with two round trips a week between Prince Rupert and...

The Provincial Government is looking to replace the departing Greyhound service with a new, affordable, travel system. A new interim long-haul bus service was announced today by Premier John Horgan. T...

Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen pulled no punches over the federal government’s decision to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline. Cullen mocked the federal Liberals in Question Period Tuesday....

RCMP are trying to find a missing Fort St. John man. Mounties say 35 year-old Joshua Toth was reported missing by his family Saturday. He is described as a First Nations male, standing 5′ 10R...

Premier John Horgan says this morning’s decision by the Federal Government to purchase Kinder Morgan’s holdings in Canada will not change his plans going forward. “Today’s anno...

Hazelton area residents will soon have a new community centre. The District of New Hazelton has received $215,000 from the Northern Development Initiative Trust to renovate an existing space into a mu...