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City projects this year include lagoon pipe relocation

City projects this year include lagoon pipe relocation

The value of provincial grants is being felt this year not only by the visible work to rebuild Thomas St.
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College, school district expand credit offerings

College, school district expand credit offerings

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Seabridge files response to court challenge over KSM project designation

Seabridge files response to court challenge over KSM project designation

Seabridge Gold Inc. has filed its formal response in B.C.
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UPDATE: Terrace RCMP seek missing woman

UPDATE: Terrace RCMP seek missing woman

Amanda’s last known location was at the Skeena River, east of the Dudley Bridge on the afternoon of May 27, 2025.
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2010 Olympics torch returns to Terrace

2010 Olympics torch returns to Terrace

This time the occasion is a 5km law enforcement torch run in support of local Special Olympics B.C. athletes
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New landscaping along Kenney Street, south of Highway 16

New landscaping along Kenney Street, south of Highway 16

The City of Terrace worked with key partners on this project
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Brian Downie receives prestigious award

Brian Downie receives prestigious award

Long -serving Rotarian recognized for volunteer work
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Supporters of slain teen's family gather at Terrace RCMP detachment

Supporters of slain teen's family gather at Terrace RCMP detachment

This is the second time family and family supporters have had a gathering, as the first was a march on the first anniversary of Moore's death
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New carved wooden benches among improvements made to Ferry Island

New carved wooden benches among improvements made to Ferry Island

The changes have been well received so far
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Music festival set within a forest in northwest sees further enhancements

Music festival set within a forest in northwest sees further enhancements

"It's way more fun running the biggest rave in northern B.C. than crushing an old-growth forest for a few bucks," said Ray Pederson, owner and operator of ValhallaFest
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