CICK News

Coast Mountain College faces a $4M budget decrease, Heather Bastin speaks on where cuts are being made across the Skeena Region.

Ryan Lapointe is speaking about the BCGEU tentative agreement.

Coastal First Nations, have reiterated their opposition to any oil pipeline and port development on B.C.'s north coast, after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced plans to seek a new project proposal earlier this month.

trans solidarity in response to Bill 79 and Stuttering Awareness

Over the past year questions have been raised throughout the arts community in Smithers about the community access to the Della Herman Theatre.

BCGEU strike update and check in with artists.

BC Courthouse Libraries CEO Caroline Nevin was in Smithers last week to celebrate 50 years of BC Courthouse Libraries.

Preliminary data from the Smithers RCMP has shown a slight decline in property crime and shoplifting in Smithers just this past year. Several prolific offenders have been taken off the streets, which according to local RCMP, was the biggest contributor to the decline in statistics.

If you’ve driven down Railway Ave.

Cold Fire is a program that's teaching mycelium to eat wood and eventually, to eat waste wood that would typically end up in slash or burn piles, or even creosote-soasked rail ties that pollute the Skeena River. Anissa Watson is on CICK News.

Truth and Reconciliation in Witset on September 30th was all about drug awareness in the community who have lost 54 people to overdose since 2018.

Jolene Swain is a biologist talking about proposed new legislation which would strong arm Canadian farmers' rights to seed saving.

WATS'A is the story of a River Otter who assumes the identity of the person closest to you. It's also a short horror film produced in Sm'algyax language that is cirrently receiving quite a buzz from film festivals from Vancouver to Hollywood.