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Imperial Metals had received interim injunction and enforcement order

Terrace RCMP responded to approximately 103 calls for service from October 10th, 8 a.m. till October 14th, 8 a.m.

Two people filed by the extended deadline of today

BC Hydro negotiating compensation with aboriginal communities, B.C. cabinet to decide soon whether $8 billion project will go ahead

The story of a 1926 portrait of a Kitselas chief is just the beginning of the nation's plan to repatriate art from all over the world

A decision to cease spending money in court one of several items to come up at last night's council meeting

At the end of last week, the regional district received approval from the Ministry of Environment for its garbage collection service.

MULTINATIONAL liquefied natural gas companies may be competitors when selling the product around the world but will lobby together locally

Chad Day is under heavy criticism for comments made about a Tahltan faction that's blockading the nearly-completed Red Chris copper mine

And one candidate wants a seat on two local government bodies