Butter clams harvested in November 2018 could cause paralytic shellfish poisoning
Severe budget cuts could mean ending service to the only Canadian stop on the Alaska Marine Highway
Public Lax Kxeen and Roosevelt Park schools get first passing grades in over 10 years
One of two Coast Tsimshian cedar hat-inspired rooftops has been placed on the project
Target is to lift 140,000 people out of poverty from 2016 level
Professors project the nutrient decrease by 2050 if climate change mitigation continues as is
Coastal GasLink could then avoid opposition
The City announced on Friday that a false positive is what led to the water quality scare
Mayor Lee Brain invited the group of about 20 students inside for climate discussion
Mutual Aid Agreement renewal between B.C. local governments has stalled amid tax sharing disputes
Parliamentary secretary hears from Terrace students, alumni and staff
Angela Rehhorn remembered for her enthusiasm, dedication and sense of adventure
CN rail crossing upgrades delayed again
At the March 12 meeting councillor Kristoff said “nobody’s ready” for the increased rail traffic
Language Revitalization Pole will be publicly carved, then delivered to the University of Victoria
Police asking for public’s assistance finding five people on outstanding warrants.
Follows decision by Nathan Cullen to retire from politics
Bob Payette is proud to have helped put “Port Edward on the map through the last four years”
Jury will hear two very different versions of the Oct. 14, 2017 shooting near 2 Mile
Organizers hope first year rebounds city reputation as regional host
