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RCMP Identify Victim in Dawson Creek Suspicious Death
Dawson Creek RCMP have released the name of the person found dead in a burned-out vehicle discovered last month. Police say the victim is 29-year-old Jesse Twain of Edmonton, Alberta. His remains were...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 03, 2025

Eight Arrested in Burns Lake Drug Trafficking Investigation
A major RCMP operation in Burns Lake has taken a significant amount of illegal drugs off the streets and led to eight arrests. On Thursday morning, October 30th, officers with the Burns Lake RCMP, ass...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 03, 2025

Kitsumkalum Votes "Yes" to Treaty and Constitution
Historic decision marks next step toward self-government Kitsumkalum First Nation has officially ratified both its Constitution and the Kitsumkalum Treaty: A Living Agreement, following a strong commu...
Sabrina Spencer Nov 01, 2025

New Roundabout Opens at Prince Rupert's Downtown Gateway
A major traffic upgrade is set to open in Prince Rupert as the new roundabout at Highway 16, McBride Street, and 2nd Avenue officially opens on November 1, 2025. The project, valued at $9.2 million, w...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 31, 2025

Xatśūll First Nation to Reclaim Stewardship of Nenqayni Wellness Centre Land
Xatll First Nation is reclaiming the land where the Nenqayni Wellness Centre currently operates, a major step in supporting the Nation's vision for healing, connection, and community wellness. The tra...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 31, 2025

Kitsumkalum First Nation Votes on Historic Treaty
Members of the Kitsumkalum First Nation will cast their votes tomorrow on a historic treaty and self-government constitution, marking a significant step in decades-long efforts toward self-determinati...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 31, 2025

Leah Gazan Tables Bill to Criminalize Residential School Denialism
NDP MP Leah Gazan has tabled a private member's bill that would make residential school denialism a criminal offence in Canada. The legislation, seconded by NDP MP Jenny Kwan, would amend the Criminal...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 31, 2025

"No More Sacrifices" - Poilievre issues youth-focused rallying cry at Toronto event
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre delivered a sharply-worded message to younger Canadians in Toronto on October 30: you have already sacrificed enough. Framed under the theme Jobs. Homes. Hope., th...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 31, 2025

Province Launches New Tools to Help B.C. Prepare for Disasters and Climate Risks
British Columbians will now have access to new tools that help communities better understand and prepare for natural hazards and climate-related emergencies. The Province has released the Disaster and...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 31, 2025

High Streamflow Advisory Issued for Kitimat-Kemano and Kingcome Rivers
The BC River Forecast Centre has issued a High Streamflow Advisory for the Kitimat River, Kemano River, and Kingcome River areas as another Pacific storm moves toward the North Coast. Forecasters say ...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 31, 2025 iqoncept / Depositphotos.com