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This spring, the Smithers social media rumour mill has been working overtime. Bulkley Valley

Custom Slaughter, the local abattoir, which serviced all types of slaughter and meat packaging

in the north, suddenly closed its doors in March. The effect is being felt from Terrace to Quesnel,

With only 6 months left before the next provincial election parties, candidates and advocacy groups are gearing up for what could be one of the hottest political contests this province has seen in years.

Jimmy Morgan from the Gitanyow Lax'yip Guardians Program about bear-human conflict and Barbara Dallaire about senior's housing needs.

After securing more than $200 million dollars in Federal and Provincial funding, Prince Rupert is set to embark on the largest single infrastructure investment since it’s inception more than 10 years ago.

The Haida Nation and the province of British Columbia have signed an landmark agreement, first of its kind, that affirms, once and for all, that the Haida People have inherited Aboriginal Title to Haida Gwaii.

As warmer temperatures melt the remaining snow, more than 80 per cent of BC is still under a drought warning. At the same time were seeing an early start to the wildfire season with crews already monitoring and in some cases battling holdover fires from 2023.

the return of the sandhill cranes means SPRINGTIME in the Bulkley Valley and a short update from the town of Smithers about the fire at the tent encampment on Friday April 11th.

April 14 - 20 is Sexual Violence Awareness Week in Smithers so we are speaking with Airika Owen and Carol Seychuk from the Northern Society for Domestic Peace.

It’s budget season and as governments and municipalities get ready to layout their financial priorities for the year we check in with Smithers Mayor Gladys Atrill about infrastructure projects for 2024 and what a another tax increase will look like as the cost of living continues to inch higher i

Natural Health Products in Canada are under the microscope according to Health Canada. New legislation will bring new costs to any NHP provider.