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An atmospheric river dumped up to 100 mm of rain on sections of the North Coast yesterday and today

Eric Stubbs was in Terrace for six years

Almost 200 homes in Dease Lake will have to fend for themselves in case of fire

Winds of up to 110 km per hour expected on exposed areas of Central Coast

Parent company Newcrest said investigation underway

RCMP say it appears to be targeted attack on emergency services vehicles

Chinook Community Forest is very excited to announce a new rec site on Ootsa Lake that they are in the process of building. Many people have already gotten a sneak peak of the site as well as a brief explanation on Facebook. Chinook also recently took the students at Grassy Plains School to the site to teach them about the process of harvesting and different tree species. The students got to explore the whole site, starting with the newly built loop road.

Caroll Simpson’s memoir Alone in the Great Unknown describes her move away from an established life as an elementary-school teacher, and out to the remote reaches of Babine Lake, where she owned and operated a successful fishing lodge for many years. The story is open to coverage on several levels, reflecting diverse facets of life in Northern BC. Alone in the Great Unknown is in part a deeply personal tale.

The ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake Timbermen had their first home opener game on Oct. 21 at 7:30 p.m. in at the Tom Forsyth Arena in ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake. They played against the Mackenzie Mountaineers in front of a jammed packed arena. They fell 13-4 to the Mackenzie Mountaineers on home ice. (Ted Douglas photos/Lakes District ÑÇÖÞÌìÌÃ)

BL rookie represents Timbermen’s future