Kutcho Copper estimates a mine life of 12 years and projects $3.5 million in annual profit
Thom learns just how close the Second World War came to Smithers
A total of nearly 1,300 customers were temporarily without power this afternoon
COVID is going to get worse before it gets better; we can only control how we treat each other
The local numbers jumped from 19 at the end of Sept. to 42 as COVID transmission accelerates in B.C.
Why the Chamber of Commerce Awards are a valuable exercise, particularly this year
COVID-19 followed by cold, wet summer and fall responsible for delay in painting
A public and First Nations comment period opens Nov. 19 and closes Dec. 3
Ninety-seven per cent of the 588 respondents were in favour of a Telkwa-Smithers bike trail
On election night, I had friends call me concerned I might be…
Police are not treating the death as suspicious: RCMP spokesperson
Thom reflects on the importance of safe water and being conservation-minded
Angelika Langen said “Annie” is in good health despite being only 21.2 lbs
The integrated communities in B.C. and Alaska have been lobbying for looser rules since March
Two police officers sustain minor to serious injuries, occupants of other vehicles uninjured
Thom argues it’s time to abolish Canada’s oath of citizenship, not change it
On Remembrance Day this year, many Canadians will be reflecting on the…
The health authorities are starting to promote flu shots but some of have to pay for it.
If it was up to the kids, Rod Taylor would be headed to Victoria
With 50 of 51 polls reporting Cullen leads by more than the number of mail-in ballots distributed
