Anna Killen

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Police to beef up downtown patrols

THE RCMP is reviving a downtown patrol aimed at curbing public disorder following complaints made by merchants and others.

Northwest B.C. French language advocates protest student bus fee

Coast Mountains School District wants to charge students who take bus to schools outside of their neighbourhoods

Terrace teachers’ union warns of lockout effects

End-of-year-field trips, graduation ceremonies, secondary school exams and report cards could all be affected

Here are some of the Terrace Peaks who competed at the Prince George Invitational with coach Ambra Marak.

What does it take to be a good gymnast?

Fresh off a big team win in Prince George, members of the Terrace Peaks Gymnastics Club share what it takes to excel

Here are some of the Terrace Peaks who competed at the Prince George Invitational with coach Ambra Marak.
The North Coast Nightmares took to the track against Quesnel’s Gold Pain City May 10 at the Terrace Sportsplex.

Nightmares come close

Terrace's roller derby team put up a fight against Quesnel's Gold Pain City at their first home bout of the season

The North Coast Nightmares took to the track against Quesnel’s Gold Pain City May 10 at the Terrace Sportsplex.
Terrace’s Northwest 17U volleyball team had a strong showing at nationals in Edmonton earlier this month. Here’s Cassy Twiname making the spike.

Northwest volleyball team stands tall at nationals

Terrace's elite 17U club volleyball team showed strong at nationals in Edmonton earlier this month – and met the Prime Minister, to boot

Terrace’s Northwest 17U volleyball team had a strong showing at nationals in Edmonton earlier this month. Here’s Cassy Twiname making the spike.
Randy Chalifoux, Christine Leclerc, and Tyson Hull are the faces of the newly purchased Mumford’s Beerhouse and Grill and adjacent Mumford’s Lodge.

Bright future planned for pub and motel in Terrace, B.C.

The Evergreen Pub and adjacent motel have been purchased by a local contractor

Randy Chalifoux, Christine Leclerc, and Tyson Hull are the faces of the newly purchased Mumford’s Beerhouse and Grill and adjacent Mumford’s Lodge.

Chances Terrace to change hands

Alberta, B.C. hospitality conglomerate announces its intentions to take over the management of casino operations

Trainer Adam Yawrenko spots Angela Zanardo. Zanardo is competing in her first weightlifting competition May 25, which Yawrenko helped to organize.

Girl, do you even lift?

Upcoming Terrace weightlifting competition has many saying yes

Trainer Adam Yawrenko spots Angela Zanardo. Zanardo is competing in her first weightlifting competition May 25, which Yawrenko helped to organize.

School super signs off

Nancy Wells reflects on her three-and-a-half years as superintendent of the Coast Mountains School District

Residents oppose land development

A proposal for a subdivision in Thornhill is facing opposition from neighbourhood residents

Darryl Tucker and Linda Parker at the Sherwood Mountain Brewery location on Hwy16 West. “This little thing I call my 16th barrel,” said Tucker, of the brewing equipment behind the pair. “We can brew little one-offs here, brew 100 litres and not have to tie up one of the big tanks.” Tucker will be inviting locals to test sample batches over the coming months.

Brewery tapped to open this year

A SMALL craft brewery, a first for Terrace, is set to open for sampling soon with full-scale sales to start in late fall.

Darryl Tucker and Linda Parker at the Sherwood Mountain Brewery location on Hwy16 West. “This little thing I call my 16th barrel,” said Tucker, of the brewing equipment behind the pair. “We can brew little one-offs here, brew 100 litres and not have to tie up one of the big tanks.” Tucker will be inviting locals to test sample batches over the coming months.
Fifteen-year-old Marek Ormerod spends a lot of time at the North Coast gym in Terrace. One of his training partners is Colton Stark, of the Terrace Midget Rep team. “He’s going Junior A for sure,” said Ormerod.

Three for three: Ormerod returns to Team BC

Marek Ormerod has made the team for the last three years in a row, making him the first basketball player from Terrace to do so

Fifteen-year-old Marek Ormerod spends a lot of time at the North Coast gym in Terrace. One of his training partners is Colton Stark, of the Terrace Midget Rep team. “He’s going Junior A for sure,” said Ormerod.

Northwest mountain biking to be promoted

A strategy for how to encourage more tourists to travel to Terrace for mountain biking is in development

Terrace downtown businesses urged to open on Sundays

Studies show Sunday is a popular time for shopping

Federal government disputes Kitselas claim

The federal court of appeal ruling will set a precedent for other First Nations claims cases

Nick Karol, below, is being called a hero after shielding a young girl from falling trees and hydro wires during a windstorm earlier this week. In this picture, Karol and the girl are underneath the debris in front of the bus.

“The whole forest fell on us, like, right on the children.”

Terrace's Nick Karol is being called a hero for shielding a young girl from falling debris during a windstorm earlier this week

Nick Karol, below, is being called a hero after shielding a young girl from falling trees and hydro wires during a windstorm earlier this week. In this picture, Karol and the girl are underneath the debris in front of the bus.

Makeover money available for downtown businesses

A sum of $20,000 will be divvied up amongst downtown businesses who apply and meet the criteria for facade improvements

Terrace real estate sales – and selling prices – increase dramatically

First quarter numbers show the average selling price of a single family home has increased nearly $100,000 in just two years

The residences at NWCC in Terrace are close to 40 years old and, while roomy, due for an upgrade, say college officials.

Post-secondary schools search for student housing solutions

The current housing crisis could end up deterring post-secondary students who wish to study at schools in Terrace, B.C.

The residences at NWCC in Terrace are close to 40 years old and, while roomy, due for an upgrade, say college officials.