CICK News

Biking is essential - no, actually! Peter Krause, owner of McBike in Smithers talks about business as an essential service and Cathy L'Orsa (North West Fire Centre) talks about human-caused fires this year and social distancing when you're fighting fires.

Chris and Dan are talking "getting back to business" today. Dave Harris of BV Brewery and Jeremy Roth both share their views on bars/restaurants re-opening in Smithers, BC.

NDIT Marketing Specialist Holly Plato is on the show today talking about the Trust's latest granting recipients and what's in store for business assistance this year and Nicole Murray, Adoptions Coordinator talks about the North West Animal Shelter's anomoly this spring -- they're out of dogs!

Prince Rupert tourism Executive Director Ceilidh Marlow talks about tourism this season and acting superintendent Janet Meyer speaks about re-opening Coast Mountain schools.

Dan and Chris discuss the Wet'suwet'en Memorandum of Understanding, and Chris speaks to two educators, Mike McDiarmid, Superintendent of schools from SD 54 and Aaron Burgess, Principal at Kyah Wiget Education Society about what educational institutions will look like the rest of this school year.

Minister of Environment and Climate Change Strategy George Heyman on the news today talking safety in BC Parks at this time and Joe Hugs of Healthy Hugs Organics Farm spoke about food security.

Tahltan President Chad Day talks about COVID in the Tahltan territory, and the measures the Tahltan government are taking to protect their community, the mining and essential workers.

Ecosystems Biologist Len Vanderstar explains the rare (and dwindling) caribou population that is threatened by the proposed Telkwa Coal Project.

Skidegate Chief Councillor Billy Yovanovich (Haida Gwaii) spoke with Chris about safety for islanders and protocols during COVID-19.

Chris and Dan discuss quarantine updates across Canada and speak to Alistair Schroff, a Burns Lake man who experienced crossing the US/Canada border.