“We will not rest until we get answers ..read more

A column by Bruce Uzelman ..read more

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Royal Canadian Mint produces collectible coin based on incident ..read more

The B.C. police watchdog is investigating ..read more

Officials union says Vanni Sartini’s remarks hit a ‘dangerous new level ..read more

Pair confirmed as Nigerian maintenance workers, incident believed to be a terrible accident ..read more

Cameron and Charity West are walking for missing and murdered Indigenous people. The ladies and their cousin Gary and Charity’s mother, Bonnydale Pierre, who is their pilot driver, stopped at the Gathering Place for lunch on Oct. 31. The lunch was provided by Burns Lake Native Development Corporation. The missing and murdered Indigenous peoples awareness walk on the Highway of Tears began in Prince Rupert and will end in Prince George. Charity said they had been on the road for seven months, and their first awareness walk was in Alberta (Blackfoot territory) from the Siksika Nation to the ance ..read more