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Bear destroyed in Kitimat backyard

Bear destroyed in Kitimat backyard

Garbage left out is the main attractant for the hungry bears according to Conservation.
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Greyhound could soon depart northern B.C. on a one-way ticket

Greyhound could soon depart northern B.C. on a one-way ticket

Can’t compete with new $5 Highway 16 transit: Greyhound.
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Greyhound applies to cut all northern B.C. service

Greyhound applies to cut all northern B.C. service

Ride sharing and transit options blamed for lowering ridership in the past few years
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School district targets kids’ math training

School district targets kids’ math training

The Coast Mountains School District is no longer employing a numeracy coordinator, but will instead form a team of teachers to work with a consultant and develop a mathematics plan.
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Medical teams being formed to address complex health issues

Medical teams being formed to address complex health issues

Northern Health rolls out new framework for healthcare in Terrace
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Sight & Sound hones in on musical passion

Sight & Sound hones in on musical passion

The Terrace store is splitting in two, with electonics and Telus services sold to Andre’s Electronics
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Ex-Surrey mayor Dianne Watts top pick to lead BC Liberals: poll

Ex-Surrey mayor Dianne Watts top pick to lead BC Liberals: poll

Watts beats MLA Sam Sullivan and former finance minister Mike de Jong
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Tourism figures up in Kitimat

Tourism figures up in Kitimat

Innovative measures implemented by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Kitimat’s rainbow crosswalk gets the green light

Kitimat’s rainbow crosswalk gets the green light

“Our expectation is to complete the painting by the end of August.”
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Relief in sight for Kitimat’s vulnerable

Relief in sight for Kitimat’s vulnerable

Tenants will start moving into Douglas Place over the next couple of weeks.
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