Community

This summer’s Emergency Awareness Program (EAP) has been deemed a success, but the duo who delivered it say there is room to make it even better.

Kitimat students Benjamin Thorne and Sam McWhannel know that hard work, community involvement and good grades really do pay off.

The Prime Minister's Volunteer Awards recognize the exceptional contributions of volunteers, local businesses and innovative not-for-profit organizations in improving the well-being of families and their communities

The Beta Sigma Phi lady this year is Yvonne Lee.

The city is giving a hand to the Mental Health Association in the latter’s efforts to resurrect a community garden

The greening of Kitimat continues, even if the trees being plants are in fact red.

Three girls from Haisla Nation took it upon themselves to raise money for BC Children’s Hospital.

The MESS. PAC (Parent Advisory Council) is heading up the Mult-Purpose Court Renovation project which includes a full hockey court, basketball court, mini basketball court and 1 tennis court which can be converted to another hockey court.

Believe it or not, our Spring is almost over.

The Big Bike is back two weeks from now.