Several places in the Village were sprayed with graffiti over the weekend.
A 27-year-old woman says she was repeatedly raped by foster parent when she was 12
Fee biked more than 7,000 kilometres to raise awareness about addiction treatment
First Nations launch Northwest Coast First Nations Collaborative Climate Initiative
A new podcast explores issues around wildfires in the Burns Lake and…
“It really has been a game changer in so many ways,” says health services administrator
The $10K project brought together Rotary volunteers and local businesses
Economic development is council’s number one priority, CAO says
The Interior News asked a Muheim Elementary classroom what they are most grateful for
Anil Srivatsa has been travelling around the globe to spread awareness on organ donation for 4 years
Stikine MLA attends forestry conference in Quebec
A panel of experts shared information at Dze L K’ant Cultural Centre Oct. 3
Muheim’s Grade 4/5 class made two banners that were presented to local Indigenous organizations
Salvation Army donations are up, but so is the need
The SMBA say wet, rainy conditions have made the new trail tread susceptible to unintentional damage
Office of the Wet’suwet’en asserts pipeline work has destroyed numerous sites of cultural significance
Interior B.C. village is confident Anne Yanciw is the right person for the job
Company says shipment proves the viability of the BitCrude transportation
Six of eight candidates participated in the Sept. 26 Chamber of Commerce event
LeadNow is working independently to get the climate vote out in eight different ridings
