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QUIZ: A time for a bicycle ride

QUIZ: A time for a bicycle ride

During the summer months, plenty of cyclists are pedalling on roads and highways across Canada
Terrace joins Northwest natural gas rate hike protest

Terrace joins Northwest natural gas rate hike protest

Pacific Northern Gas West has proposed a 53% increase in its gas delivery rate over three years
Northwest governments seek special immigration zone as new rules threaten workforce

Northwest governments seek special immigration zone as new rules threaten workforce

A new federal program reducing the number of temporary foreign workers and foreign students threatens northwestern businesses
B.C. woman last seen in Quesnel found dead nearly a year after reported missing

B.C. woman last seen in Quesnel found dead nearly a year after reported missing

Alice Chingee was reported missing to the Mackenzie RCMP on July 18
Cutworm infestation plagues Tea Creek Farm near Kitwanga

Cutworm infestation plagues Tea Creek Farm near Kitwanga

90 per cent of the crops the Indigenous-led operation planted in the spring were destroyed in just one week
Seasonal watering restrictions now in effect for Burns Lake

Seasonal watering restrictions now in effect for Burns Lake

Watering permissions limited to reduce drain on water supply
Gitxaala Nation welcomes return of cultural treasures from Royal B.C. museum

Gitxaala Nation welcomes return of cultural treasures from Royal B.C. museum

The Royal BC Museum has returned a total of 23 artifacts to the Gitxaala Nation
Intertidal Music Festival returns to North Pacific Cannery July-18-20

Intertidal Music Festival returns to North Pacific Cannery July-18-20

Revival of the festival will feature local and visiting performers, food vendors, artisan markets, and family-friendly activities
Staff shortages continues to plague Prince Rupert emergency department

Staff shortages continues to plague Prince Rupert emergency department

Northern Health launched a task force last year to help solve the problem
Tiny home sent from B.C. capital to northern pipeline protest front lines

Tiny home sent from B.C. capital to northern pipeline protest front lines

The home is to be used by Gitxsan woman as she tries to stop pipeline being built in her territory