September 29 -- CGL responds to Wet'suwet'en Blockade

Officials from Coastal Gas Link have responded to the latest blockade by some members of the Wet'suwet'ten along the route of the pipeline being built for the Kitimat LNG terminal.

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September 28 -- Wet'suwet'en members block forest service road impacting on Coastal GasLink operations

 Some members go the Wet'suwet'en Gidmt'en Clan have blocked a Forest Service road stopping access to an area of preparation for the Coastal GasLink pipeline

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September 27 -- Terrace Search and Rescue Outdoor Advice

 Members of Terrace Search and Rescue share some informant with the public on outdoor safety.

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September 24 -- Northwest Firefighters Training

Firefighters from around the Northwest gathered for Auto Extraction Training at a session held in the Terrace area this week, the training was sponsored by LNG Canada in Kitimat.

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September 23 -- Northwest COVID update

 The latest data from the BC CDC for Local Health regions of the Northwest.

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September 23 -- Tour de North reaches Prince Rupert

The Tour de North/Cops For Cancer riders have reached their destination with tour which began last week in Prince George arrived in the Prince Rupert area.

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September 21 -- Taylor Bachrach re-elected in Skeena-Bulkley Valley

 NDP MP Taylor Bacharach said he was 'honoured and humbled' to be returning to Ottawa as the MP for Skeena-Bulkley Valley following his electoral victory on Monday night.

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September 21 -- Nass Mudslide

 The heavy rains of Monday have resulted in mudslide impacting travel in the Nass region of the Northwest.

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September 21 -- Terrace Missing Persons

The Terrace detachment of the RCMP is seeking the assistance of the public in two Missing Person's case files.

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September 20 -- Prince Rupert Teachers' Union says six out of ten classrooms over capacity

 The Prince Rupert and District Teachers' Union has released the results of a survey of local teachers on the status of capacity issues in their class rooms.

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September 20 -- Port Edward LNG receives provincial facilities permit, development permit from Council

 More progress towards development of a small scale LNG terminal near Port Edward along highway 16 east of Galloway Rapids.

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June 20 -- 20th Annual Cops for Cancer Tour de North well underway

The nineteen participants in this years Tour de North for Cops for Cancer left Prince George on Friday, with an arrival expected sometime Thursday evening in Prince Rupert.

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September 17 -- Alaska Ferry could stop by Prince Rupert next year

 A look at some news out of Alaska that indicates that the Alaska Marine Highway System is making preparations for a return to service between Prince Rupert and Ketchikan in May of 2022.

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September 17 -- Public gets opportunity to tour Walnut Park Elementary School in Smithers

 A look at the new Walnut Park School in Smithers, which hosts a Grand Opening this weekend.

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September 16 -- 117 new COVID-19 cases in Smithers last week

 The latest results from the BC CDC highlight the growing concern over the rising numbers of COVID-19 cases being reported from the Bulkley Valley.

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September 16 -- Missing Person - Rory Duray Jantz

 The Terrace RCMP is asking for the help of the public as they seek to locate the whereabouts of a 37 year old male from the region.

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September 16 -- CN Rail fined $2.5 million for spraying pesticides near Skeena River

An industrial spraying program along the Skeena River from 2017 ran afoul of environmental regulations and as a result CN Rail will now have to pay a significant fine after the conclusion of a court case on Thursday in Prince Rupert.

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September 15 -- Worker reportedly removed from LNG Canada worksite after concerns raised

A look at developments from the LNG Canada worksite near Kitimat, with a worker removed from the site after concerns were raised about alleged past activities in the Okanagan region.

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September 15 -- Elections Canada saw an increase of advance polling

 Canadians are showing an interest in making sure they votes are counted, with advance polling including that in Skeena-Bulkley Valley showing increased numbers.

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September 15 -- New Mills Memorial Hospital Designs

A first look at the design of the new Mill Memorial Hospital in Terrace was released on Wednesday.

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September 14 -- Prince Rupert Homeless Count 2021

A sharp increase in the number of homeless living in Prince Rupert has been recorded over the last three years by the Transition House Society which takes on the task each year.

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September 14 -- Prince Rupert Port Authority says derelict vessels in Port Edward now stabilized

The Prince Rupert Port Authority has provided an update on the status of two derelict vessels currently stationed near the Porpoise Drive Boat Ramp in Port Edward.

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September 13 -- Prince Rupert RCMP protest

A small group joined Prince Rupert resident Hakeem Lawal in protest across from the detachment over what he alleges was a racially motivated stop by Prince Rupert RCMP.

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September 13 -- Ecotrust Garden

 After a summer of planting and planning, Ecotrust Canada and their partners at the Metlakatla First Nation have opened the Kaien Island Garden on Second Avenue West.

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September 10 -- Terrace SAR rescue on Terrace Mountain

 Search and Rescue personnel from the Terrace area rescued an injured mountain biker from Terrace Mountain.

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September 9 -- Abandoned vessels cause damage in Port Edward

Two abandoned and derelict vessels broke free of their mooring resulting in extensive damage to the Port Edward Boat launch area at Porpoise Drive.

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September 9 -- Northwest RCMP looking for missing Kelowna area man

 A Kelowna man heading to Prince Rupert for fishing in August has been reported missing.

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September 9 -- Northwest COVID update

The latest data from the BC CDC highlighting the new case counts across the northwest.

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September 8 -- Skeena Bulkley Valley debate

 A look at Tuesdays Skeena-Bulkley Valley election debate that took place in Terrace

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September 7 -- Smithers Chamber of Commerce raises concerns about vaccine card program

 The Smithers Chamber of Commerce is expressing some concerns over the recently announced BC Vaccination card program.

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September 7 -- Queen Charlotte's Totem Pole

 A look at the plans for a pole raising celebration of reconciliation on Haida Gwaii 

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September 3 -- Conservative Candidate Claire Rattee on Northern Gateway

 With Conservative leader Erin O'Toole reintroducing the potential for a return of the Northern Gateway pipeline concept, Clair Rattee the candidate in Skeena-Bulkley Valley outlines her thoughts on the topic.

From the CFTK TV archives

September 2 -- Northwest COVID update

 A look at the latest data from the BC CDC related to COVID in Local Health regions of the Northwest.

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September 2 -- Northern Health introduces new restrictions as COVID cases rise

With new case counts back on the rise, Northern Health has introduced a range of new COVID related measures for the entire Health Authority region.

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September 2 -- Vaccine Passport protest in Terrace

 Residents of the Terrace area, protested the introduction of vaccine passports.

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September 2 -- District of Kitimat raises Orange flag for reconciliation

 The District of Kitimat has raised a flag in support of the recognition of truth and reconciliation. The flag is flying in front of the District Fire hall and remain flying until the end of the month.

From the CFTK TV archives

September 1 -- Terrace Residents gather for International Overdose Awareness Day

 Terrace was one of a number of Northwest communities to observe International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31.

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