Chief coroner declares inquest, though details are still scarce

Dr Jatinder Baidwan, chief coroner for the province of BC, has declared that the coroner’s service will be conducting an inquest into the February 10 shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School. “On the afternoon of...

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Chief coroner declares inquest, though details are still scarce

Dr Jatinder Baidwan, chief coroner for the province of BC, has declared that the coroner’s service will be conducting an inquest into the February...

Skating Club tributes Kylie Smith

Announcer Kieth Bertrand watches from next to Kylie Smith’s skating costume as members of the Tumbler Ridge Skating Club performed their year-end carnival.

Continued calls for public enquiry

Local MLA Larry Neufeld—supported by Critic for Mental Health, Addictions, and Housing Supports Claire Rattée—say they welcome the announcement of a Coroner’s Inquest into...

Cia, Maya and Dalia file lawsuit against OpenAI, makers of ChatGPT

A civil lawsuit was filed in Vancouver by Cia Edmunds and Dahlia Gebala, mother and sister of Maya Gebala, against OpenAI—makers of ChatGPT. The suit...

Response to Northern Health letter of 30 January 2026

Response dated 10 March 2026 To: Colleen Nyce, Chair, Northern Health Board and Ciro Panessa, President and CEO, Northern Health Thank you for your letter dated...

Classic sled show and shine

Members of the Tumbler Ridge Ridge Riders and other classic sled aficionados gathered to show off their classic rides and go for a little...

OpenAI makes changes to safeguard Canadians, says Solomon

On Wednesday, March 4, AI minister Evan Solomon met with OpenAI’s Sam Altman, looking for ways to “strengthen safeguards and accountability in Canada for...

U11 tournament a crowd pleaser

This weekend saw a U11 tournament in town, the last (currently planned) games on the minor hockey schedule before the ice comes out at...

The tradition that has become a symbol of peace

After the bombing of Hiroshima, Sadako Sasaki set out to fold a thousand cranes, part of a Japanese tradition known as “senbazuru”. She folded...

Pedestrian hit by car slowly recovering

On January 30, Caleb Harber was hit by a distracted driver while crossing Mackenzie Way. The incident resonated in town on a variety of levels....

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Final Thought: The worst thing ever

You might think that what has happened is the worst thing ever. You’d be wrong. Don’t get me wrong, what happened was terrible, and is a...

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