Category Archives: News
RCMP Dismantles Organized Crime Group, Seizes Counterfeit Cannabis Edibles on Vancouver Island
The RCMP has dismantled an organized crime group on Vancouver Island, arresting six suspects involved in the distribution of counterfeit cannabis-laced edibles and other illegal substances. On October...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 29, 2024
Kitimat Council Postpones Decision on Renaming Street Linked to Residential School History
The picture above is George Raley on left, standing with a Bear House Post that he had taken away from Xa'isla People. Early in 2024 Haisla Nation Cultural Department reached out to the Haisla Nation ...
Kobie Smith Oct 28, 2024
Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs File Legal Action Against Ksi Lisims LNG Project
Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs have initiated legal proceedings against the Ksi Lisims LNG project, raising serious concerns over the potential threats to salmon populations, climate change impacts, and i...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 28, 2024
Water Quality Advisory Kitimat/Prince Rupert
As of Friday afternoon, Kitimat has lifted its water quality advisory, which had been in place since September 23 due to safety concerns. Residents can now confidently use their drinking water without...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 28, 2024
Voters Approve Loan for New Red Bluff Firehall
Voters in Quesnel, BC, have approved a significant loan for a new firehall in Red Bluff. In a recent referendum, 273 votes were cast in favor, while 114 opposed the measure, resulting in a turnout of ...
Sabrina Spencer Oct 28, 2024
Winter Parking Restrictions in Kitimat Nov 1st 2024- March 31st 2025
Kitimat Residents there has been a notice that winter parking restrictions are set to be in effect starting November 1st 2024 till March 31st 2025. For Boats, trailers and vehicles can't be parked too...
Kobie Smith Oct 25, 2024
Terrace RCMP offers a free Child identification kits today
Today from 11am-2pm Terrace RCMP will be at the Skenna Mall, 4741 Lakelse Ave, offering free child identification kits. The kits help parents collect vital information about their children, including ...
Kobie Smith Oct 25, 2024
Terrace Biking trails closed Indefinitely
With the heavy rain in Terrace area taken a tool on biking trail on both Copper and Thornhill mountains are closed indefinitely. On Copper mountain the Packhorse, Likebite and Lucky Seven Trails are c...
Kobie Smith Oct 25, 2024
BC Fish Cake Recall
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall warring for Jinju brad fish cakes sold in BC, Alberta and Manitoba. The agency say fish cakes contain egg, which is not on the label. If anyone ...
Kobie Smith Oct 25, 2024
Single Vehicle Rollover Claims One Life in Fort St. John
A single vehicle rollover in the District of Taylor, has resulted in one fatality. Yesterday, at approximately 6:15 PM, Fort St. John RCMP responded to the scene on Big Bam Road, where a brown Jeep Li...
Kobie Smith Oct 25, 2024