In 1997, after years of litigation, the supreme court of Canada ruled on what is known as the landmark Deglamuukw-Gisday’wa case.

Crime rates in Northwest BC have seen a sharp increase this past year and businesses across the region are feeling the brunt. Terrace, however, is experiencing a particular proliferation of these crimes in recent months, with several businesses reporting multiple break-ins and robberies.

Houston Emergency Services is looking for volunteers! Find out what it takes. Jim Daignault and Daphne Tofsrud

For the past 30 years Northern Society for domestic Peace has operated the Passage Transition house for women and children fleeing violence or in crisis seeking a safe place to stay.

Crime rates across Northwest communities have seen a drastic spike in the past couple of years; break-ins, robberies and in some cases, violent crimes have been on the rise and local community leaders are calling on their members of parliament and legislative assemblies, as well as the federal go

Sarah de Leeuw - UNBC Humanities Chair and co-editor of anti-colonial health textbook for undergrads

Today on the Scrum, 70 years after the development of the Kenny Dam and subsequent Nechako Reservoir to feed hydro electric power to the Rio Tinto Alcan aluminum smelter in Kitimat, which displaced hundreds in the process, the Cheslatta Nation is hard at work trying to rehabilitate more than 400

Lisa Pineault Mayor of Daajing Giids

WW2 Veteran Lawrence Allen Kerr, Canadian Navy for Remembrance Day

In advance of Remembrance Day this Friday, we speak with Padre Doug Campbell of the 11th field regiment, now based in Smithers, about the significants of Remembrance Day and why, despite growing polarization in this country, there is still hope to come together and unite.