June 30 -- Emergency Pilot Project

Bulkley Nechako Regional District has received funding towards Emergency preparation.


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June 30 -- Terrace SAR Building update

Progress continues on the new Terrace SAR building, with the go ahead to move some of their equipment into the headquarters.

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June 29 -- Virtual Seafest Parade

A look at how Prince Rupert residents celebrated the annual Seafest Parade during times of COVID.

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June 29 -- Stand Off at Gitsegukla

RCMP members from Hazelton and the regional ERT unit were dispatched to the First Nations community of Gitsegukla over the weekend after a man barricaded himself in a home.

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June 29 -- Family Found after Lakelse River rescue

Search and Rescue officials in Terrace were called out to rescue a family of tubers who had become lost along Lakelese River.


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June 29 -- Canada Day Demonstration

Jody Craven, a former candidate for the House of Commons is making the trip to Ottawa to take part in a demonstration about the erosion of freedom in Canada.


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June 26 -- Prince Rupert Travel Survey follow-up

The results of a survey by the Small Business Task Force provides a glimpse at how Prince Rupert and area residents are looking at travel in and out of the region this summer.

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June 25 -- Seafarers Come Ashore in Prince Rupert

The Port of Prince Rupert is playing host to International Seafarers, providing for off ship activities and offering local food options, all while observing its COVID protocols.

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June 25 -- Death investigation on Ferry Island

Terrace RCMP have launched an investigation into a Ferry Island death.

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June 25 -- Terrace Heritage Park Funding

The City of Terrace has received funding for operations for the Heritage Park in the community.

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June 24 -- Day Cares during COVID

As the province relaxes some of its COVID response measures, Daycares across the Northwest are beginning to resume operations.

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June 24 -- Hazelton's Alice Maitland honoured

The Federation of Canadian Municipalities have paid tribute to the achievements of former Hazelton Mayor Alice Maitland.

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June 24 -- RV Safety

As British Columbia begins to relax some of its travel restrictions, the opportunity to hit the road should come with an awareness of safety, CFTK looks at some RV Safety advice.

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June 23 -- Charles Hays Vice Principal

Prince Rupert's SD52 has announced the next Vice Principal for the city's secondary school.

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June 23 -- Stroke awareness month

June is National Stroke awareness month, with the Heart and Stroke Foundation is reminding Canadians of the need to remember the elements of FAST.

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June 22 -- Flights resume at YPR Airport

Travellers can once again fly in and out of the Digby Island Airport, that as Air Canada resumes its scheduled service to and from Prince Rupert.

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June 22 -- Camping Security

As COVID 19 precautions begin to loosen, travellers are being reminded to be aware of camping security measures.

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June 19 -- BC Gov't funding for NW communities

The provincial government has outlined a range of funding projects for Prince Rupert, North Coast and Haida Gwaii communities.

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June 18 -- VOPAK update

The Port of Prince Rupert provided an update on the VOPAK bulk fuels terminal proposal as part of last weeks APM.

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June 18 -- Ross on Skeena priorities

Skeena MLA Ellis Ross on some of what he believes are the priorities for the riding.

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June 17 -- MLA Ross on COVID decision making

Skeena MLA Ellis Ross spoke to the issue of decision making and COVID.

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June 16 -- Kwuna COVID cuts

BC Ferries has announced a reduction for service on the MV Kwuna which links Alliford Bay and Skidegate.

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June 16 -- Kitimat Canada Day

The District of Kitimat has updated the status of Canada Day celebrations in the community.

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June 15 -- Rupert Tourism Survey

Tourism Prince Rupert and its partners are looking to explore how Rupertites are looking at travel plans for this summer.

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June 15 -- Burns Lake Foundry Centre

A British Columbia led youth engagement project called the Foundry will be setting up a Centre in Burns Lake.

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June 15 -- Terrace Gazebo update

An update on a Rotary led Gazebo project for Terrace.

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June 12 -- Port of Prince Rupert are concerned about effects of COVID with port traffic

The impact of the COVID pandemic on trade is the theme of this report.

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June 12 -- Farmers market reopening

The Terrace Farmers market, is set to reopen.

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June 11 -- Prince Rupert chooses outside company for paving

Prince Rupert City Council has chosen to use a Kitimat based firm for this years summer paving program.

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June 11 -- Pandemic pressures on Sport Fishing

The Northwest  Sports Fishery is one sector feeling the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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June 11 -- Use of Terrace area recreation trails on the rise

More residents of Terrace are taking to the trails and mountain biking routes

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June 10 -- Cow Bay Marina to reopen

The City of Prince Rupert is set to re-open the Cow Bay Marina at mid month.

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June 10 -- Kitimat Search and Rescue message

Safety in area waters is the message from the Kitimat Search and Rescue unit.

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June 9 -- Terrace Geothermal

The potential of development of Geothermal energy resources in the Terrace area.

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June 9 -- Kitimat Strata Housing

A look at some plans for housing for the Kitimat region.

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June 9 -- Riverboat Days Cancelled

The popular Terrace August festival River Boat Days has been cancelled this year owing to COVID.

June 9 -- Easing of restrictions for Metlakatla

The Metlakatla First Nation has started to reduce the number of measures in place in response to the COVID pandemic.

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June 8 -- Port invests in Prince Rupert Men's Recovery renos

There have been a few additions made to the Prince Rupert Trinity Men's Recovery Centre with the Port of Prince Rupert and partners helping to fund some of the work.

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June 8 -- Coast Mountain College Library Project

The home campus of Terrace for Coast Mountain College will see a new library begin to take shape this summer.

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June 8 -- Jet Skier Rescued in Skeena River

Terrace Search and Rescue responded to a weekend incident on the Skeena between Terrace and Prince Rupert.

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June 8 -- Smithers Plane crash report

Carburetor problems is the main focus for a report in to a multiple fatality 2019 plane crash north of Smithers.

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June 8 -- Wet'suwet'en Charges Dropped

Charges against those who were violating an injunction related to  the Coastal Gas Link project have been dropped by the Crown.

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June 5 -- Lax Kw'alaams Spots Green Crab larva

Lax Kw'alaams Fisheries has issued a warning about the discovery of Green crab larva in territorial waters.

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June 4 -- LaPierre update

School District 52 has updated the notes on the departure of Superintendent Dr. Irene LaPierre

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June 3 -- Glass Sponge Study

Researchers at UBC are investigating the impact of climate change on North Coast Glass sponges


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June 3 -- Port Edward wolf necropsy

The results of a necropsy on a wolf killed in Port Edward on Monday have proven inconclusive, with the next stage a DNA study.

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June 3 -- Recreation Spaces in Terrace

The City of Terrace is still assessing its reopening plans some of their recreation spaces in the community.

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June 2 -- Port Edward Wolf Attack

Conservation Officers have killed the wolf that attacked a Port Edward senior on Friday night, Stanley Russ the victim is now at a Vancouver hospital.

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June 2 -- Prince Rupert Superintendent Departs

School District 52 and Superintendent Irene LaPierre are going their separate ways.

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June 2 -- District 82 Classes

A look at the first days of the return to class for students of District 82.

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June 2 -- Avalanche Detection

A look a a trial project to detect Avalanches in the Northwest

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June 1 -- Arrest injuries in Prince Rupert

The Independent Investigation Office has been called to Prince Rupert to review the circumstances of a police involved incident from the weekend.

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June 1 -- Weekend RCMP Raid in Prince Rupert

Members of the Prince Rupert RCMP along with those of the Northwest ERT service raided an east side home early Saturday morning.

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June 1 -- North Pacific Cannery Restoration Project

North Pacific Cannery in Port Edward is looking towards some major restoration plans this summer

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June 1 -- Heritage Park Tours in Terrace

The City of Terrace is making plans to reopen Heritage park with a few changes to the usual routine as part of their COVID response.


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