A van plastered with posters and photos was drawing attention to a very important cause on its route through Fort St. James last week.
Crystal Charlotte Easton spent days creating it, and many admired it, but in the end, only one person could have it.
A blockade of some forest service roads in Tl’azt’en Nation territory was down on Friday.
WIth the increasing use of social media in our society, are we managing our virtual lives or are we only virtually living?
District of Fort St. James has female firefighter sign confidentiality agreement in relation to allegations of sexual harassment.
Progress may not be visible on the new community hall for Fort St. James and an additional grant of $250,000 will certainly help.
Joyce Helweg is continuing the charge on keeping the old courthouse alive.
The days are getting shorter and the nights are getting cooler.
The Chief of Tl’azt’en Ralph Pierre, has resigned, effective October 31, 2013.
The results are in and Chief Fred Sam has been re-elected for another term as the Chief of Nak’azdli Band.
Signs put up along Tachie Road near Binche have been destroyed.
The report into the alleged sexual harassment complaints against Fire Chief Rob Bennett is done.
Fire activity in the area continued last week after lightning moved through the region’s dry forest fuels.
Sometime between 12 and 1 a.m. on Friday morning, a number of buildings in the downtown area were vandalized.
Mount Milligan Mine is expected to begin production this month.
Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen came for some face to face time in Fort St. James last week.
In the age of smartphones, it seems nearly impossible to sit quietly without distraction.
Firefighters have filed complaints with the District of Fort St. James against Fire Chief Rob Bennett.
The Fort St. James Transportation Committee is rolling out a new driver education campaign.
There were a number of incidents of note from July 10-16 in Fort St. James.
