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Landmark decision for Saik’uz, Stellat’en First Nations over fishing rights on Nechako river

Landmark decision for Saik’uz, Stellat’en First Nations over fishing rights on Nechako river

Court orders federal and provincial governments to protect Aboriginal fishing rights of the Nations
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Shames Mountain near Terrace extends free skiing for pass holders of closed ski hills

Shames Mountain near Terrace extends free skiing for pass holders of closed ski hills

2023/24 passholders from Murray Ridge, Troll, Purden and Mount Timothy, can avail a free day lift
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‘Summer of 69’ songwriter Jim Vallance launches music scholarship for Vanderhoof school

‘Summer of 69’ songwriter Jim Vallance launches music scholarship for Vanderhoof school

Vallance lived in Vanderhoof and attended NVSS in the 1960’s
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Ellis Ross leaves BC United to run for federal conservatives

Ellis Ross leaves BC United to run for federal conservatives

Announcement comes day before Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre visits Terrace and Prince Rupert
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‘9-8-8 is going to save lives’: B.C. MP on new suicide crisis helpline

‘9-8-8 is going to save lives’: B.C. MP on new suicide crisis helpline

Federal government launched the hotline in response to Todd Doherty’s longstanding mission
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Vanderhoof RCMP seek public assistance in locating missing woman

Vanderhoof RCMP seek public assistance in locating missing woman

Chelsey Quaw was last seen near a Saik’uz Nation residence on Oct. 11
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Major set back predicted for cattle industry in northwest B.C as hay shortage forces farmers to sell cattle

Major set back predicted for cattle industry in northwest B.C as hay shortage forces farmers to sell cattle

Cattle ranchers in Hwy 16 corridor to be economically affected for next 2-3 years
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Australian mining tycoon Andrew Forrest announces $2 billion green hydrogen project in northern B.C.

Australian mining tycoon Andrew Forrest announces $2 billion green hydrogen project in northern B.C.

Fortescue’s Project Coyote in Prince George is estimated to produce 140,000 tonnes of ‘green’ hydrogen
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Four Rivers Co-op announces 14 northern B.C. organizations as recipients of community fund

Four Rivers Co-op announces 14 northern B.C. organizations as recipients of community fund

Vanderhoof, Fort St. James, Terrace, Quesnel among communities set to benefit from $100,000 fund
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Evacuation Orders issued for areas affected by Tatuk Lake and Big Creek Wildfires

Evacuation Orders issued for areas affected by Tatuk Lake and Big Creek Wildfires

There are currently 2 Evacuation Orders and 5 Evacuation Alerts issued by the RDBN
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