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A report on electoral reform released yesterday made 18 recommendations, but BC Attorney General David Eby says the final say will be in the hands of the residents. In the report, Eby suggested that v...

One local economy could be in serious trouble as concerns continue to circle the fishing industry this season. A fishery in the Thompson-Nicola Regional could see itself closed down pending a decision...

Energy company Petronas is looking to once again involve itself in plans to bring an LNG plant to Kitimat. The company formerly scrapped plans to go through with the project on its own last year, but ...

***UPDATE: The report confirms claims by an earlier US Transportation Board report that the boat’s second mate had fallen asleep during the trip and missed an important course correction. *** A ...

Quesnel City council has approved new community funding contributions. The contributions make up 25 percent of the total costs for the two fuel treatment units in the City of Quesnel and Area’s ...

First Nations Chiefs across the country are speaking out against the Federal Government’s decision to purchase the Trans Mountain Pipeline. Numerous Chiefs from all over Canada joined thousands ...

The Soda Creek Band are asking visitors on their land to refrain from picking mushrooms or starting camp fires. Following heavy impact from last year’s wildfires, the Band has noticed multiple i...

Residents of BC earning minimum wage will see their paycheques on the rise starting tomorrow. Most minimum wage workers will see an 11.5 percent increase from 11.35 an hour to 12.65. Resident caretake...

The 2018 Skeena Zone Drama Festival wrapped up in Kitimat earlier in the week, and award winners have now been released. The Little Terrace Theatre’s production of “The Best Brothers”...

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has announced further measures aimed at conserving and rebuilding Chinook salmon stocks. With dismal returns expected this season, DFO has announced a 25-35% red...