CICK News

Out of Hand Organizer Lyn Nugent talks about opening a business in the midst of a pandemic.

Director of Environment and Government Relations for the Telkwa Coal Project Angela Waterman on news today and Loud and Clear episode 2

Headlines today with recipients of BC's Ministry of Forest Lands and Natural Resource Development in the North and Loud and Clear.

Kyah Widget Development Corporation CEO Trevor Morrison talking about Indigenous Bloom

SD 52 School Board Chair James Horne on 52's new interim superintendent and bylaw officer Matt Davey on homeless living in Smithers post COVID-19

BC Civil Liberties Association Staff Counsel Meghan McDermott on advocacy, police oversight and your rights as a civilian when dealing with cases against the cops.

Loud and Clear: Episode One - The Meadows

Pam Haasen interviews three women from The Meadows in Smithers BC about living in isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Interviewees: Stella Barnes, Anne Toporowsky and Myrtle McIntyre

North District RCMP Chief Warren Brown is on the show today talking with Chris about accountability in the police department and what needs to change. And stay tuned for Loud and Clear episode one right after the news!

Chief Civilian Director of the Independent Investigations Office of BC Ronald J McDonald is on the show today talking about how they investigate the police when a person has suffered severe bodily harm or death. Today on CICK News.

All about airports - Carmen Hendry (Terrace-Kitimat Airport) and Rob Blackburn (Smithers) talk about their flights stats, new COVID procedures and how and when YOU can expect to travel in the near future.