The five candidates for the provincial New Democratic Party leadership made a special stop in Hazelton last Tuesday and spent two hours taking questions and making their pitches to members of the audience at Hazelton Secondary School.
It has been quite a week in the Hazeltons with a multitude of things going on.
The phone started ringing within a few hours after the CBC report…
The next South Hazelton Community Association meeting is scheduled for Monday, April…
While some weeks it is difficult to find a suitable topic for…
Things are gearing up for the fifth annual Hazelton Women’s Indoor Soccer…
As many Hazelton residents know, the well known Riverboat in Old Hazelton…
Hazelton Secondary School is one step closer to getting some new courses…
The recently formed South Hazelton Community Association held their monthly meeting last…
It is no surprise that the strong winds that hit the Northwest…
As the saying goes, if March comes in like a lion it…
Three teams from the Hazelton area headed to the 52nd All Native…
While it is politicians who essentially run this country and this province,…
Saving the lives of those in cardiac arrest got a little easier…
Last weekend I had the pleasure of watching some of the recap…
While the Hazelton Wolverines didn’t have the best season on the scoreboard and with the overall stats in this year’s CIHL, behind the scenes the team has continued to grow. Despite the lack of wins and some hard fought games, throughout it all the people and the local businesses of the Hazeltons have stood behind their hockey club. Without a doubt, the largest sponsor from the start, and again this year, was the Gitxsan Hereditary Chiefs according to Wolverines Executive member Jessica Mikolaycyzk.
Three local teams headed to Prince Rupert last weekend to take part in the 52nd Annual All Native Basketball tournament that kicked off on Sunday.
