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Tasmanian playwright Nathan Maynard is using the safe space of the theatre to examine the fraught issue of who can call themselves Aboriginal, in his play At What Cost?

Canadian Coast Guard detachments who operate in shallow or inland bodies of water will soon have access to a s...

A proposed housing development in Prince Rupert is now a step closer to fruition, though it's still unclear wh...

With the province getting set to close off BC Mining Month, a pair of organizations are highlighting the indus...

Coastal GasLink has been issued another set of stop-work orders covering five sections of their 670 kilometre ...

Projections on City Hall and installations across the city will mark Reconciliation week in Geelong. Artworks by First Nations people will light ...

Sorry Day is an annual day of remembrance in Australia to acknowledge the injustice experienced by members of the Stolen Generation. It is held each year on May 26th. But what does Sorry Day mean? And why is it important?

For another year, a plot of land off Highway 16 between Terrace and Prince Rupert takes the form of Valhalla. ...

Drivers in Terrace should see traffic congestion on Highway 16 begin to ease up, as the Old Skeena Bridge gets...

The federal government has reached a $22 million settlement over PFAS contamination relating to the community's ability to live on or conduct cultural activities on its land.