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For the first time in decades, a totem pole will be raised at a Prince Rupert location other than Charles Hays...

They say that criminals always return to the scene of the crime, well it seems the same can be said for water ...

A new partnership aims to reduce diesel fuel consumption and carbon emissions on Tahltan territory using an in...

Emergency department services are available once again at the Kitimat General Hospital, following a day and a ...

All evacuation alerts and orders have now been rescinded in the Northwest, as the wildfire season appears to b...

Search and Rescue crews were called upon to rescue a pair of hikers in the Northwest last week, but were unfor...

Ottawa is providing $3.6 million to help the Kitselas First Nation harness the massive reserves of geothermal ...

Tonight, on Good Medicine with Elder Gerry Oleman... We discuss decolonized healing. Gerry opens up about the ...

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Australia will look for new ways to lift Indigenous living standards after voters soundly rejected a proposal to create a new advocacy committee, the deputy prime

Australians have rejected a referendum creating an indigenous advocacy committee in its parliament in Canberra.