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Prince Rupert residents remain under a local state of emergency, prompted by a series of water main breaks whi...

This week will prove perfect for northerners to test out their new long-johns, with bitter cold temperatures e...

After two weeks of debate, the attendees of the United Nations' COP15 Biodiversity Conference have signed off ...

A rash of vandalism to vehicles at dealerships in Terrace has RCMP urging residents to be on the lookout for m...

Canfor is once again announcing temporary production curtailments, this time at their Intercontinental Pulp Mi...

RCMP in Terrace are hoping the public can help identify an SUV which traded paint with a bus last week, before...

These stories may also convey the penalties for not following the laws of the land, as the Buttes do, or as depicted in Aboriginal fire paintings.Early white settlers noted that in the autumn or at the onset of the rainy season, Indigenous people would burn to clean up landscape to remove accumulated woody fuels on the ground and facilitate the growth of luxuriant grasses and herbs.

BC's Provincial Health Services Authority has responded to a recent report which points out a number of securi...

A new regional partnership will see nearly 8,000 hectares of traditional territory returned to the Stswecem'c ...

A pregnant woman was taken to hospital in Prince George on Friday after being struck by a vehicle while walkin...