The 63rd All Native Basketball Tournament wrapped up this past weekend with new victors crowned champions of the all native in what was once of the most exciting tournaments in recent years. Today we’ll hear from organizers, players and fans as to why the all native is still the premier sporting

On February 11th, 2021 the tug boat Ingenika sank in rough seas near Kitimat, B.C. It sank as it took on water after trying to pull a large barge in the Gardner Canal, which was battered by icy winds gusting at more than 70 knots.

Share the love in Smithers! Interviews with Salvation Army, Dze L'Kant Friendship Centre, Northwest Animal Shelter, and the Gredel Group as well as Sheena Miller is on the news talking about Chamber Week events in Smithers.

On January 25th, Canfor announced a series of closures to its BC operation, closing a Chetwynd mill permanently and shutting down their mill in Houston for extended period while they initiate a major redevelopment of the site.

Bill C-5 passes to decriminalize personal possession of certain illegal drugs. How will this affect Northern Health services? Dr Rakel Kling interview

A Smithers teen is headed to the international stage this year to compete in what was once considered a fringe sport: The world cup of roller derby.

Earlier this month, the Wet’suwet’en along with the David Suzuki Foundation, called for a work-stop order for the Coastal GasLink pipeline currently being built in Northwest B.C.

Avalanche risk is at an all time high in 2023 according to Avalanche Canada's winter forecast.

Madeleine Ghatavi - Smithers Talks (Documentary)

Part 3 Quick Bridge - Jordan Sciberras from Luxton Contruction on decommissioning timeline and MoTI response to questions.