A hand-built tiny house arrives on Gitxsan Lax’yip to support Matriarch Teresa Brown’s resistance to the PRGT pipeline.

Former Haida Gwaii journalist makes her fiction debut with A Room in the Forest, a coming-of-age novel set in the forests of Haida Gwaii.

A Haida filmmaker explores Indigenous basketball and sovereignty in a powerful new documentary highlighting culture, sport, and identity.

A 12,000-year-old cave. A community-led return of ancestral belongings. Tse’k’wa is showing what true repatriation can look like in B.C.

An early morning break-in at a Prince Rupert home left a family of eight shaken but unharmed. RCMP have identified a person of interest.

A judge has ruled that internal CN Railway documents are privileged and cannot be accessed by plaintiffs in a property damage lawsuit.

Charles Hays Secondary School’s concert and jazz bands earned silver at the prestigious Pacific Northwest Music Festival in Terrace this April. The jazz band also received the top mark in the Senior ...

Prince Rupert Middle School celebrates its groundbreaking with a First Nations blessing ceremony. Completion is expected in September 2027.

Master carver Dempsey Bob (left) presents his Salmon art piece to Mercedes Taylor (right), Acting Chief Librarian at the Prince Rupert Library, in May 2025.

Historic Japanese triplexes at B.C.’s oldest cannery have been restored, highlighting the heritage of early Japanese-Canadian communities.

Trigon Pacific Terminals has finalized a $750 million investment to develop a liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) export facility in Prince Rupert.

Williams Lake hosted its first-ever Pixie Menagerie Oddities and Curios Faire on June 22, drawing vendors from across BC.