Discussion was heated at a community meeting called by the Moricetown Band last Thursday to discuss three LNG deals it is negotiating.
A Hazelton art gallery and cafe inside a replica riverboat have closed after the Village ended their tenancy due to leasing complications.
A Wet'suwet'en chief has indicated the Moricetown Band wants to allow LNG development in exchange for financial benefits.
Jokes from Snowed In tour as fresh as the powder the four comedians rode on Hudson Bay Mountain before their show.
Hazelton RCMP are calling for witnesses to an assault on a 20-year-old Kitwanga man in the early hours of Jan. 1.
The Gitxsan Development Corporation has purchased a Telkwa traffic control company.
The B.C. government is asking skiers and snowmobilers to avoid certain backcountry areas to protect threatened northern caribou populations.
Minister Coleman has defended a regulation barring the use of LNG pipelines for moving oil amid claims it could be easily reversed.
LNG pipelines will not be allowed to transport oil or diluted bitumen under new regulations introduced by the B.C. government.
Motorists are being warned to drive with extreme caution in blizzard-like conditions forecast for the Bulkley Valley and the Hazeltons.
The male driver of an SUV was taken to hospital with non life-threatening injuries after a three vehicle crash in Smithers this morning.
The Ministry of Transportation says a shuttle bus along Highway 16 would not work, prompting mixed reactions from local leaders.
Smithers RCMP has charged a 27-year-old man with one count each of break and enter and theft under $5,000.
A Smithers police officer is being investigated over an accusation he used excessive force to try to handcuff a 61-year-old woman.
Footprints in the snow led Smithers RCMP to a suspect in the theft of more than $800 worth of alcohol.
Gitxsan hereditary chiefs have written to Aboriginal Relations Minister John Rustad raising concerns about a draft LNG deal
The former John Field School last week celebrated a new beginning with the official launch of its new name, Majagaleehl Gali Aks.
Realtors say buyers are hedging their bets that proposed LNG projects will go ahead and snapping up cheap properties in the Hazeltons.
A domestic violence initiative is being established in Smithers and New Hazelton in a dedicated effort to save lives.
People living in the Upper Skeena can provide input on community literacy programs at a public gathering on Nov. 24.
