Local art teacher Perry Rath is receiving the BC Reconciliation Award. I also speak with communications officer for the town, Samantha Leblanc, to understand a little more about the purchasing policy for municipal services.

Over the past several months a number of Main Street businesses have closed up shop. Mountain and Meadows as well as Sedaz Lingerie and ReJar have all closed their doors sighting growing challenges in business, especially retail.

Northern Health's Dr. Jong Kim and MLA Rattee are on CICK News today to speak about the end of the decriminalization project in the province and how that could affect northerns suffering drug addictions.

Opposition MLA for Skeena, Claire Rattee is on the program today to talk about her ongoing advocacy to pressure the provincial Government on policies pertaining to safe supply drugs in B.C.

Town of Smithers Bylaw 2004 is the utilities fee subsidy for low income seniors that is being decreased by 50% and Tea Creek Farm rescued a lot of apples!

The Northern Lights Wildlife Shelter is in the midst of saving yet another life, after members of the public found a young bear cub in serious condition near Dawson Creek in December.

BC Ambulance and Paramedics are talking job action -- what does that mean for the north?

The BV Nordic Centre was a buzz of activity this past weekend as they held two qualifying races for the BC Winter Games being held this year in Trail and Rossland from February 25th to March 1st.

Extreme weather conditions in the northwest lead one to wonder -- how prepared are we and how does this affect our more vulnerable populations?

Danielle Aiello and Patricia Wiebe are speaking from Tamitik Status of Women and Kitimat Fire Chief Trent Bossance.

2025 was an exciting year for many reasons, never mind the growing trade dispute south of the boards, the explosive federal election, new megaproject for the region and growing housing and drugs crisis, the Northwest has had what seemed like a spotlight on it all year.