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Housing is always a big election issue and it is mostly a provincial one, but we asked Terrace's mayoral candidates what the City should do to help. And for Dianna Penner, the focus is on one of the most vulnerable groups: seniors and elders. He says lobbying the province for incentives to bring market housing to the c...

AI data centres have become one of the hottest topics this election, and while none of Terrace's mayoral candidates want one, they have different reasons. Incumbent Sean Bujtas says, with low taxation and job creation rates, he just doesn't see the fit in Terrace. Despite growing concerns, there has been no firm offici...

With municipal election day coming up on Saturday, we asked the candidates for Terrace council seven of the most pressing issues this cycle. You can find answers from all 12 candidates below: James Cordeiro: 1) In your conversations around town, what would you say is the most important issue to voters in Terrace this ...

Earlier this week, the Senate heard testimonies on a proposed Bill which would force RCMP to enforce First Nations laws on their land. Bill S-223 would amend the RCMP Act to officially recognize that duty. It would cover laws made under the Indian Act, the First Nations Land Management Act, or by Nations under self-gov...

BC Hydro has provided their first construction update since breaking ground on the North Coast Transmission Line last month. Most of the work planned through December will focus on Phase One between Prince George and Fraser Lake. That will mostly consist of upgrading and building access roads, replacing service road br...

It didn't take long for LNG Canada to start work on Phase Two at their Kitimat facility. Construction bagan just two days after last week's Final Investment Decision came down. Early work will focus on clearing ground for the new, 225,000 cubic metre, storage tank, which will be owned by 5 local First Nations. It will ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney is weighing in after new information was revealed on the guns used in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. That came out after Discord messages between shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar and an alleged US co-conspirator came to light. One of the guns referenced in the messages with James Bryant was a m...

The following story contains a tragedy reader discretion is advised Coast Mountain College says two of their students passed away after a weekend crash near Meziadin. On Sunday October 4th Stewart RCMP were alerted to a motor vehicle incident where a vehicle with four occupants had entered a lake near the Meziadin Camp...

With higher than normal sea levels expected along parts of B.C.'s coast later this month due to a Kelvin wave, a large movement of ocean water associated with this year's El Niño conditions. No significant impact aren't currently expected, elecated sea levels can increase the effects of high tides, storm surges,...