CICK News

July marks the halfway point of summer in the North, and although that might be a

sad realisation, it also marks Toadfest the annual migration of Western Toads at

Ross Lake Provincial Park.

Thousands of tadpoles have now descended on the beaches of Ross Lake and

Mixed Martial Arts has gained extreme popularity over the past decade and in Northwest, B.C. almost every major community has a dojo geared towards Brazilian Jiujitsu, a discipline that is a mix between wrestling and grappling techniques.

Multi-instrumentalists and producers Maddie Jay and Josh Shpak are in Smithers from Los Angeles to teach young people from age 9 to 17 how to jam on the synthesizer for Telkwa Elementary's upcoming Synth Club!

Midsummer Music Festival celebrated 43 years this weekend, and naturally CICK was roaming the festival grounds talking with Smithereens about what makes Festival so special still after 43 years.

Canada Day in Smithers was a sensory experience with Touch A Truck.

Boston Pizza has been shuttered for nearly three years and after a two-year odyssey to completely rebuild the restaurant from the ground up, the business community celebrated the reopening with a ribbon cutting lasty week. Just in time for the FIFA World Cup.

BC's Attorney General Niki Sharma was in Smithers on Tuesday morning to discuss 5 years of virtual bail and a new program roll out for chronic property offenders. 

GLadys Atrill talks about not seeking re-election in the fall's upcoming municipal elections.

The Smithers Library is inching closer to moving into a new space as prepa

In the wake of intense flaring from the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, residents have approached the District of Kitimat council about writing a letter of support cal

Thursday June 11 - Jim Pojar - new book + Paul Choi, Chair of the Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services in British Columbia