Local First Nations members believe TLE settlements open path for future generations
Some local First Nation members are calling the TLE signing a positive step for future generations.
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Some local First Nation members are calling the TLE signing a positive step for future generations.
Liza Wolf, a former chief of the Prophet River First Nation, passed away earlier this month; she will be remembered as a strong leader who fought for decades for Indigenous rights.
A few local First Nation members believe forgiveness and healing is an important step all Canadians should take
by The Canadian Press Last Updated Jul 5, 2021 at 6:09 pm ADT FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — Environment Canada is investigating the possibility that a tornado swept through the Fort St. John area in northern B.C. Meteorologist Doug Lundquist says the powerful system started above the wildfires in the Interior last week, on the same day much of the town of Lytton was destroyed by a fire. Lundquist says the winds reached peaks of 110 kilometres per hour around Fort St. John on Wednesday, but it’s unclear yet if a tornado was responsible for the damage. Clarence Apsassin, who lives on the Bluebe...
Investigation into possible tornado that damaged buildings in northern B.C. Poll Yes FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – Environment Canada is investigating the possibility that a tornado swept through the Fort St. John area in northern B.C. Meteorologist Doug Lundquist says the powerful system started above the wildfires in the Interior last week, on the same day much of the town of Lytton was destroyed by a fire. Lundquist says the winds reached peaks of 110 kilometres per hour around Fort St. John on Wednesday, but it’s unclear yet if a tornado was responsible for the damage. Clarence Apsassin, wh...