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On board? Navigating the choppy waters of B.C.'s herring fishery

On board? Navigating the choppy waters of B.C.'s herring fishery

Black Press Media climbs aboard commercial fishboat to explore decades-long battle over Salish Sea roe harvest
Smithers rolls out new bike registration program

Smithers rolls out new bike registration program

Police hope the program will deter theft and help them reunite more owners with their stolen property
Kitimat resident raises noise concerns over LNG Canada flaring

Kitimat resident raises noise concerns over LNG Canada flaring

Andrew Farina calls for stricter noise limits as council agrees to press LNG Canada for a response
MLA calls for urgent action to replace Kitwanga's Emergency Services Building

MLA calls for urgent action to replace Kitwanga's Emergency Services Building

The Kitwanga Community Association has raised nearly a million dollars but are still half a million short
RCMP responds to Heiltsuk lawsuit over bylaw enforcement

RCMP responds to Heiltsuk lawsuit over bylaw enforcement

The force says it will provide a formal response in court and remains committed to addressing local safety concerns
Smithers RCMP increases foot patrols

Smithers RCMP increases foot patrols

Police say getting out and interacting with the public improves public safety and prevents crime
Council awards traffic line contract, increases budget

Council awards traffic line contract, increases budget

The contract goes from $123,000 to $145,000; council decides to keep rainbow crosswalk as a separate line item
2 Surrey men charged in 2018 hit and run that killed Terrace man

2 Surrey men charged in 2018 hit and run that killed Terrace man

Two men from Surrey charged with indignity to human remains
Report: B.C. LNG market weaker than previously thought

Report: B.C. LNG market weaker than previously thought

"The last thing you want to do is invest in Blockbuster Video just as everything is moving to digital," senior climate policy adviser
B.C. seismologist says recent quakes don't mean the 'Big One' is on its way

B.C. seismologist says recent quakes don't mean the 'Big One' is on its way

There likely won't be any reliable warning signs prior to the next megaquake, he says