Category Archives: News
Angus Reid Poll Shows Stable PM Approval Amid Pipeline Controversy, Regional Shifts in Voting Intentions
New public opinion data from the Angus Reid Institute provides the first detailed look at Canadian political dynamics following last week's memorandum of understanding on a potential Alberta-to-B.C. p...
Dec 01, 2025
Province Invests in Clean Transportation Pilots Along Northern B.C. Corridor
The Province is investing $500,000 to launch three clean-technology pilot projects along the transportation corridor between Prince Rupert and Prince George. The work aims to help northern communities...
Dec 01, 2025
BCAFN and UBCIC Call on Parliament to End Indian Act Discrimination
The B.C. Assembly of First Nations (BCAFN) and the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) are urging Parliament to move quickly on key amendments to Bill S-2, following a significant decision by the Stan...
Dec 01, 2025
Fort St. John RCMP Issue Warning as Counterfeit Currency Circulates in Community
The Fort St. John RCMP is advising the public and local businesses to remain vigilant after a noticeable increase in counterfeit currency being used in the community. The warning follows a police inve...
Dec 01, 2025
Snow and Freezing Rain Create Hazardous Conditions Across Northern B.C.
A series of weather alerts is in effect across northern B.C. today as a Pacific frontal system meets entrenched Arctic air, bringing snow, freezing rain, and rapidly changing road conditions from the ...
Dec 01, 2025 BC Weather alerts for Monday, December 1st, 2025 // Courtesy: Environment and Climate Change Canada
First Nations Leadership Council Calls for Full Implementation of B.C.'s Declaration Act
The First Nations Leadership Council, or FNLC, is urging the provincial government to accelerate the full implementation of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, six years after it ...
Nov 28, 2025
B.C. Expands Job-Protected Leave for Workers with Serious Illness or Injury
British Columbia has strengthened protections for workers facing serious illness or injury. Amendments to the Employment Standards Act now allow eligible employees to take up to twenty-seven weeks of ...
Nov 28, 2025 shisuka / Depositphotos.com
Kitselas Chief Councillor Glenn Bennet meets with BC Hydro for talks on North Coast Transmission Line, takes part in joint meeting with Conservative Leaders and Mayor of Terrace
Kitselas Chief Councillor Glenn Bennet has been busy in recent days, meeting with key players involved in the development of the North Coast Transmission Line as well as with conservative MPs on regio...
Nov 28, 2025 Photo of Kitselas Chief Councilor Glenn Bennett, Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre, and Conservative MP Ellis Ross, as Mayor of Terrace Sean Bujtas looks on // Courtesy: Pierre Poilievre via Facebook, Photography By John Lehmann
CFNR Earns National Honours at 2025 Canadian Radio Awards
Northern Native Broadcasting's CFNR Radio in Terrace is celebrating a pair of significant wins at the 2025 Canadian Radio Awards, solidifying its role as a leading voice for northern and Indigenous co...
Nov 28, 2025
Canada's Income Gap Holds at Record High as Wealth Inequality Grows
Canada's income gap remained at a record high in the second quarter of 2025, according to new data from Statistics Canada. The divide between the top and bottom income groups stayed unchanged from las...
Nov 28, 2025