The Inter Tidal Music Festival is back to the Port Edward Cannery this July and I take a ride on the Book Bus all over Hazelton on a literacy tour.

The North Coast Ecology Centre in Prince Rupert launched a micro plastics study last year to survey several areas on the North Coast. The study will run for another season, but their preliminary results show that micro plastics on beaches is wide spread.

Reasearch Climatologist Vanessa Foord talks about her research in the Skeena Region and Wesley Greentree (PhD Candidate at the University of Victoria) is on the news to talk about his Chinook Salmon research project: Bottlenecks to Survival.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce his new cabinet today, and newly minted MP’s from across the country are heading to Ottawa to be sworn in.

Black Knot fungus is the scurge of Shirley Hamblin, Houston's Director of Operations for Parks and Public Works - she teaches us what to look for and how to fight this airborne spore!

The mercery is rising, the grass greening and the spring is in the air. And in the BV that means growing seasons begins.

The human rights group, Amnesty International was in Smithers recently to present more then 26,000 letters of support to Wet’suwet’en Land Defenders.

As the dust settles on the Federal Election 2025, we can now report that NDP incumbent for Skeena – Bulkley Valley, Taylor Bachrach has lost his two-term seat to Conservative challenger Ellis Ross.

As we move into the final days of the 2025 federal election, we wrap up our candidate interviews with the NDP incumbent, Taylor Bachrach.

The Federal election is less than a week away and already Elections Canada has announced record breaking advanced voting with more than 2 million ballots already cast.