Minister Malcolmson of the Social Development and Poverty Reduction office is speaking about grants for nothern food programs and the Smithers Community Services Association is celebrating 50 years in Smithers.

This week the federal government announced more than 200 million dollars will go to western provinces, including B.C.’s AgriRecovery program to help farmers and ranchers in Northwest B.C.

With temperatures expected to drop in the coming weeks and as snow slowly creeps down the mountains concern is growing once again in Prince Rupert amid confirmation last month by Mayor Herb Pond that Prince Rupert’s Water system infrastructure may be in a much more precarious situation that previ

Prince Rupert Community Services Director Cpt. Geoff Butt and Skeena-Stikine Salvation Army Ministries Manager Lara Neissen talk about food security in the north from their community organizations.

Canada's first tsunami tower is being built in Masset on Haida Gwaii and the town of Smithers is creating a new Parks and Recreation Master Plan.

With just about two years to go before Canadians could see the next federal election, political tensions in across the country and even in Northwest B.C. seem to be at an all time high.

Deb Lowe was the first Nurse Practitioner hired at the Bulkley Valley Primary Care Network in Smithers. She is on CICK News to talk about her job and how PCNs are helping to mitigate the gaps in healthcare that many British Columbians are experiencing.

Goshawk update: northern BC

On Friday, September 29th in Smithers, BC on Wet'suwet'en territory a new Totem Pole is being raised at Walnut Park Elementary School. This pole will bring awareness to the area of land which was once a vibrant Wet'suwet'en community called 'Indiantown'.

For months northwest BC has been locked into a level five drought right across the region.

As the summer turns into fall increased bear activity is happening in every community from Prince George to Terrace and is some cases ending with a dead bear.