Category Archives: News
BC Lions make modified logo on Orange shirts for National Truth and Reconciliation day
The BC Lions have gotten special Orange T-shirts with an Indigenous version of their logo created in order to bring awareness to the first ever National Truth and Reconciliation day this September 30t...
Sep 16, 2021
New LNG Project in Port Edward Receives Facilities Permit
A new LNG project in Port Edward aims to bring a slew of new jobs to the region, following permit acquisitions this week. Issued by the BC Oil and Gas Commission, the facilities permit allows Port Edw...
Sep 16, 2021
Quesnel recreation facilities make it known they are following BC COVID rules
Recreation Facilities in the city of Quesnel have just made it known that they are following the new BC government rules for COVID-19. Places like fitness centres and sporting events, starting back on...
Sep 16, 2021
Terrace Curling Rink playing host to drive in movie
Tomorrow night, Terrace Residents will be able to drive their vehicle to the Legion Avenue Curling Rink's parking lot to watch a drive in film. This event is being set up by the city of Terrace and th...
Sep 16, 2021
Harmful Pesticide Use Near the Skeena Leads to Fine for CN Rail
CN Rail has been fined 2.5 million dollars in relation to an incident in the Skeena from 2017. The fine stems from a Fisheries Act Violation which the railway pleaded guilty to yesterday in Prince Rup...
Sep 16, 2021
Proposed US Law Could Harm Canadian Cruise Ship Industry
A new law proposed in the US has the Canadian cruise ship industry concerned for the future. Introduced by an Alaskan Representative this summer, the law would eliminate the need for cruise ships to m...
Sep 16, 2021
BC Transit to Offer Free Fare on Election Day in a Number of Communities
BC Transit is set to offer residents of a number of communities a free way to get to the polls on election day. More than 25 communities across BC are part of the program, including: Kitimat, Prince R...
Sep 16, 2021
4 Major Federal Parties in Support of Indigenous Guardians Program
Each of the four major Federal parties have come out in support of the Indigenous Guardians Program. Initially introduced in 2017, the program saw 5.7 million dollars invested in 28 Indigenous Communi...
Sep 16, 2021
Smithers Fire Chief to Retire After Nearly Two Decades of Service
Come December, Smithers will have a new Fire Chief for the first time in nearly two decades. Smithers Fire Department Chief Keith Stecko will be retiring from his role on November 30th. Stecko has bee...
Sep 16, 2021 Photo provided by City of Smithers
Prince George RCMP Seeking Missing Person Considered Dangerous
Prince George RCMP are seeking public assistance in locating a dangerous missing person. 30 year-old Jade Ashley Quock is wanted on six outstanding warrants, relating to multiple investigations. She i...
Sep 16, 2021