District halts plans to move memorial

The District of Tumbler Ridge has been looking at creating a permanent memorial for victims of February 10, which would involve moving the current memorial from the temporary memorial at the Roman Walkway. When word...

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District halts plans to move memorial

The District of Tumbler Ridge has been looking at creating a permanent memorial for victims of February 10, which would involve moving the current...

Conuma plans summer camps for local kids

Since mid-February, Conuma has been doing special events and tours with local kids. CEO Brian Sullivan says that it was recognized by the company early...

Kenley Dickerson: January 2005–June 2026

We are immensely saddened to announce that our daughter Kenley Dickerson has left us too soon on June 8 2026 at the age of...

Tumbler Ridge Global Geopark third re-evaluation process begins

Every four years, members of the UNESCO Global Geopark network re-evaluates the state of the Tumbler Ridge Global Geopark. This is part of the...

Celebrating the Joy of Rurality

Record Numbers at the Eighth Annual Tumbler Ridge Medical Conference · July 3–5, 2026 The eighth annual Tumbler Ridge Medical Conference drew record numbers July...

Western Canada Ribfest

The last couple of weeks have been busy, with the Western Canada Ribfest coming to town June 26–28 and Canada Day celebrations happening...

HealthIM comes to the north

A tool to help police responding to mental health related calls launched in the Northeast last month, including in Tumbler Ridge. The “evidence-based, risk-screening tool”...

And inevitably, another dinosaur track discovery…

Two years ago Anna Marquis and her brother discovered new dinosaur tracks in Quality Creek while at the Tumbler Ridge Medical Conference. This year...

Final Thought: Anti hate

This is where my editorial should go, but I’m ceding space to talk about a new report from the Canadian Anti-Hate League, looking at...

Final Shot.

Mayor Darryl Krakowka does a circle dance with Mayor Allen Courtoreille from Chetwynd, part of a group of dancers from Saulteau at the Geo...

Federal and provincial governments promise $200 million to Tumbler

On June 18, Prime Minister Mark Carney travelled to BC to announce a $5 billion partnership with the province to develop BC infrastructure. The majority...

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