Category Archives: 2018

Officials have called off a tsunami warning issued for coastal regions of southern Alaska. The alert was issued after Friday morning’s earthquake that shook Anchorage, damaged buildings, and buc...

If you don’t lock up your vehicle this weekend, Terrace RCMP might just have some paperwork for you. Officers and Auxiliaries will be combing store parking lots this Sunday in search of unlocked...

The Heiltsuk Nation has been granted intervenor status at National Energy Board hearings into the proposed Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. The Heiltsuk say Canada’s rosy portrayal of the Ocea...

Drivers in the Bulkley Valley-Lakes District can expect areas of near zero visibility Thursday night. Environment Canada has issued a fog advisory for the region due to dense fog that has blanketed th...

The company constructing the pipeline to feed the LNG Canada plant in Kitimat has taken legal action against Indigenous group standing in the way of the proposed route. The Unist’ot’en, wh...

Prince Rupert residents will have a chance to make the holidays brighter for others and get a free bus ride in return. BC Transit and the City of Prince Rupert are once again teaming up for their R...

The Squamish Nation Council has reached a series of economic benefit agreements for the Woodfibre LNG project. If the LNG terminal in Howe Sound gets built, the agreements with Woodfibre, FortisBC, an...

A 75 year-old American man is dead following a crash between Terrace and Prince Rupert earlier this week. Terrace RCMP say they were called out to a report of single vehicle crash at 12:40 Tuesday aft...

The B.C. government has announced that First Nations will share in provincial gaming revenue. Premier John Horgan says the funding will support self-government and strong, healthy communities. Horgan ...

Did you hear an alert on your radio or the buzzing on your mobile? B.C conducted a test of the new wireless alerting system at 1:55 p.m. Wednesday as part of the national Alert Ready system. The broad...