Feminist fisher and embodied ritual at Wedzinkwa - Abigail Joseph in 2025.

Fish traps in the Skeena region have been making a comeback this season as more communities look to selective harvesting methods new and old to be more sustainable while fishing for salmon.

Today on CICK News, a recap of the kids of the Bulky Valley exhibition. We spoke to dressage riders, buck busters, and prize winners, as well as find out why an internationally celebrated stunt dog show always makes time for the Smithers Fall fair.

Guugaajung (Symbia Barnaby) shares her story of an interaction at a voluntary roadside stop with a Terrace RCMP officer in July that she says was agressive.

Research in the Bulkley and Morice River systems, home streams of the Wet’suwet’en Nation, has been on-going for decades, but new studies into the shift in distribution of Morice sockeye especially is shedding light on their future.

After this week’s Smithers Town Council meeting, it is unlikely raised bike lanes on 3rd Ave. will be a reality any time soon. Although an online petition headed up by Allan Kindrat of the 3rd Ave.

A family marches for their slain family member, 17 year-old Sebastian Moore in Terrace. Artist Rachel Janzé returned to her hometown of Hazelton on Gitxsan territory for a hide-tanning workshop, and Gitxsan Elvis is in the building, but on his way out to Graceland on a bucket list trip.

A Kispiox woman found a historical treasure from 1910 and is sharing it with CICK News listeners.

Selective fishing operations is making a huge comeback in Northwest, B.C. And now First Nations like Kitselas, the Nisga’a, Wet’suwet’en and Lax Kw’alaams and Gitanyow have all developed selective fishing operations to provide their communities with food fish and potentially economic oportunity.

Smithers Secondary School Drama Educator Heather Lee retired this year after 32 years of teaching in the Bulkley Valley. Listen today to hear Heather's reflection on her time teaching as well as the sentiments from collegues and students.