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Keep the wheels turning: Drivers needed for Canadian Cancer Society program

Wheels of Hope needs more volunteer drivers across B.C. to help cancer patients get to treatment appointments.

Skeena MLA calls for safeguards as B.C. prepares to end Autism Funding Program

Skeena MLA Claire Rattée is raising concerns about B.C.’s plan to replace the Autism Funding Program with a new disability benefit for children and youth.

First weekend of Terrace Riverboat Days sees success

The first weekend of Terrace’s Riverboat Days festival has been declared a success, with organizers praising strong turnout, positive feedback and the support of volunteers, sponsors and the community.

B.C. drowning deaths up more than 50% from last year, preliminary figures show

Accidental drowning deaths in British Columbia have increased by more than 50 per cent compared with the same point last year, according to preliminary figures released during National Drowning Prevention Week.

Kittens from Terrace receiving care in Prince George

Five 11-week-old kittens recovering with a foster in Prince George for better care after being moved from Terrace.

Virtual bail hearings in B.C. see success in modernizing court processes

The province is marking five years since launching virtual bail hearings in the court system.

B.C. SPCA warns owners to leave pets at home as temperatures soar this weekend

As temperatures in parts of B.C. are expected to climb into the low 30s this weekend, the B.C. SPCA is urging people not to leave pets in vehicles and is reminding the public how quickly animals can suffer in the heat.

Cowboys and cowgirls to take over Kispiox this weekend

Kispiox rodeo action kicks off on Friday for its 79th year.

Several runners relay to raise awareness for Tears to Hope society

Several people ran from Smithers, Prince Rupert, Nass Valley, and Kitimat to Terrace for the Tears to Hope Society's annual relay.

B.C. unveils action plan to tackle systemic racism

British Columbia has unveiled a two-year anti-racism action plan with 37 commitments aimed at addressing systemic racism across government programs and services.

$236 million rural connectivity projects announced by Federal and provincial government

Rural, remote, and indigenous communities in northern B.C. and across the province will be getting access to high speed internet.
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