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The Terrace Fire Department is warning residents about an increase in suspicious and deliberately set fires in the community over the past several months. Residents are being urged to report fires or suspicious activity to 911 immediately.
The Terrace Fire Department responded to 23 per cent more emergency calls during the first half of 2026 than the same period last year, with concurrent incidents increasing by more than 84 per cent as the department reviews its service delivery model.
The Terrace Fire Department has concluded its investigation into the fire that destroyed the Terrace Bowling Alley, determining the blaze is suspicious in nature. RCMP say two persons of interest have been identified and the investigation remains ongoing.
Much of the Terrace Bowling Centre was destroyed after a major fire tore through the longtime community landmark early Thursday morning. Emergency crews remained on scene as the investigation continued.
The province is providing $4 million to 86 fire departments across the province for equipment and training through the Community Emergency Preparedness Fund.
Police officers and firefighters in Terrace are set to face off once again in the 14th annual Guns & Hoses charity hockey game, raising funds for the Terrace Firefighters 2685 Charitable Society at the Terrace Sportsplex Arena on February 6.
Captain Colin Willoner is celebrating 25 years of service with the Terrace Fire Department, including five years as a volunteer and 20 years as a career firefighter.
The B.C. RCMP has released the names of six children and two women killed in this week’s shooting in Tumbler Ridge, as the small northeastern community continues to mourn.