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The Stuart River salmon population has been a staple in the diet and culture of Nak’azdli Whut’en for generations, but their stock has declined in recent years. What was once an abundance of salmon, was now a battle to conserve the population while feeding and sustaining a whole village.

Speed, flight, excitement, history, adventure, bravery, innovation and skill — all on display in one place for one day only! The Northwest Regional Airshow will take your breath away!

Local creators can now apply for the TELUS STORYHIVE’s Voices 2.0 program until July 28

This National Indigenous History Month, and every day, we’re honoured to elevate the stories and voices of our Indigenous team members and partners. The following story was written by Bonnie George, a Witset member of Wet’suwet’en Nation and one of Coastal GasLink’s Community Workforce Accommodation Advisors (CWAA).

Director of Operations for TDCSS enjoys empowering staff and helping Terrace’s most vulnerable

The thrill of flight has captivated people’s imaginations ever since the first plane left the bonds of gravity, and while most of us will only ever fly in a commercial plane, the thrill is still there – even for those on the ground.

Filmmakers share how STORYHIVE opened doors and empowered Indigenous-led storytelling

Download the ParticipACTION app, track your activity + help your community compete to win $100K!

It has been an exciting start to the 2022 construction season, as Coastal GasLink marks two of eight section completions along the 670 kilometre route. Both Section 1, west of Dawson Creek and Section 4, north of Prince George, have achieved 100 per cent pipe installation.

More than just a bike ride — GoByBike for health, for the planet and for prizes!