LETTER: Nisga’a Nation not a ‘parallel state’
Nisga'a Lisims President Mitchell Stevens responds to criticism of benefits from self-government by treatyWire Service / December 31, 2014
Year: 2014
Olivia, Liam top lists of new baby names in B.C.
Also popular were Emma, Sophia, Emily and Ava for girls, and Mason, Ethan, Lucas and Benjamin for boys (With interactive charts)Staff Writer / December 31, 2014
2015: the year of climate adaptation
Forget whether your SUV is causing climate change. It's time to prepare of mega-fires and water conflict with the U.S. Pacific NorthwestTom Fletcher / December 30, 2014
Patient in Kelowna isolated for Ebola, initial test negative
Nurse practitioner Patrice Gordon of Rossland being tested, health officials highly confident Ebola not cause of symptomsJeff Nagel / December 30, 2014
Study to prepare for North Coast shipping increase
LNG, container and bulk shipping proposals reach as far north as Stewart on the Alaska borderTom Fletcher / December 29, 2014
Roseanna Jean
In Loving MemoryRoseanna Marie Patricia Jeannée SchmuraDecember 31, 1949 to December 27,…Wire Service / December 27, 2014
POLICE REPORT: Caller concerned for safety of shoe-less person at night
A selection of police files from between December 15 and December 21.Editorial / December 24, 2014
B.C. smart meters cleared in Ontario debacle
$1 billion over budget, Ontario tried to use smart grid to shift load to off-peak hours. It hasn't workedTom Fletcher / December 24, 2014
Housing Action Plan laid out for Kitimat
Plans for addressing Kitimat's housing issues over the next couple of years was presented to Kitimat Council recently.Editorial / December 24, 2014
Pivotal year ahead for aboriginal relations in B.C.
Aboriginal Relations Minister John Rustad on the implications of the Tsilhqot'in land claim ruling, Site C dam and industrial developmentTom Fletcher / December 23, 2014
Climate talks end 2014 in disarray
Peru climate conference kicked off with everyone pretending China and Obama made a breakthrough, went downhill from thereTom Fletcher / December 23, 2014
Gilbert Brassard
Gilbert Etienne BrassardFebruary 11, 1935 to December 22, 2014With deep sadness, we…Wire Service / December 22, 2014
Wilfred Bourque
Wilfred BourqueOctober 16, 1947 to December 20, 2014Wilfred Bourque went to be…Wire Service / December 20, 2014
Thieves steal queen bed from a Kitimat motel
A bed was taken from a motel room at the North Star Inn in Kitimat.Editorial / December 19, 2014
Hunters protest shift favouring non-residents
Rebound in hunting popularity, bigger share for guide-outfitters means more residents lose out on chance to fill freezersTom Fletcher / December 19, 2014
Part III: Youth Dealing with Depression
We all feel sad from time-to-time – it's a normal and appropriate response to disappointment and loss.Wire Service / December 19, 2014
Playwright uses Kitimat as inspiration for play
A stage play about pipeline politics and Kitimat will be performed in April in California.Cameron Orr / December 18, 2014
Virk shuffled to new job after Kwantlen flap
Probe into Virk's involvement in unauthorized payments to university executives wraps up, Premier Christy Clark moves himTom Fletcher / December 18, 2014
#UsedHelps: Connecting Business with Canadian Charities
It's a first for Canadian buy and sell websites, where sellers can donate the proceeds of their sales directly to national, local charities.Staff Writer / December 18, 2014
NDP blasts lottery corporation spending
Employee buyout program backfired, lottery tickets sold to minors, suspicious cash transactions in casinos doubledTom Fletcher / December 17, 2014