BCEHS Clinical Operations Director for the Northern Districts, Jon Brnjas and Houston Councillor Tony Reitsma talk about Houston's ambulance station and response times with a presentation from BCEHS at Houston's Tuesday, March 3 Council Meeting.

Maureen Nyce is the Chief Councillor for the Haisla Nation. For more than ten years they have invested heavily into Liquefied Natural Gas, in support of LNG Canada’s export facility in Kitimat.

Jasmine Jack and Professor Dawn Mills give an update on Year 2 of Geoscience Gitsegukla and Sheena Miller (Smithers and District Chamber of Commerce ED) and Susan Bundock (Visitor Centre Manager) talk about the Chamber moving out of the Visitors' Centre where it's lived for nearly 70 years!

A local First Nations tribe in Prince Rupert is lobbying to have a permanent presence near the civic centre for a sacred fire.

Rock Talk 2026 presentations and interviews from Day 1, Telkwa Seniors Housing update with comment from BC Housing about accountability on construction on Aldermere House, and BC Housing selected to partner with the Town of Smithers for the HEART & HEARTH program to address homelessness and h

We’re down here in Prince Rupert this week for the 66th All Native Basketball Tournament. The annual event draws hundreds of players from across the province and beyond as they face off in one of the longest running community basketball tournaments in Canada.

CICK News Feb. 12, 2026

Saturday February 7th Town Hall by the BC Conservative MLAs was called 'Understanding DRIPA'. This is a condensed version of the nights' speakers including Nechako Lakes MLA John Rustad, Abbotsford South MLA Bruce Bannon, and Bulkley-Valley Stikine MLA Sharon Hartwell.

The Telkwa Seniors Housing Society spoke to village council in January about the state of disrepair that their latest unit Aldermere House is in, only 3 years after it was built.

Voices of TSHS President John McDevitt and Vice President Derek Meerdink.

After years of growing concerns about increased crime rates in Northwestern B.C., including Smithers, 2025 marked the first year that crime rate in the small community of 5,000 dropped.