New book celebrates early days of Tumbler Ridge

On August 1, a new book came out about Tumbler Ridge that wasn’t—and you may want to make sure you’re sitting down for this—wasn’t written by Charles Helm. Instead, Go North, Reporter documents the earliest...

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New book celebrates early days of Tumbler Ridge

On August 1, a new book came out about Tumbler Ridge that wasn’t—and you may want to make sure you’re sitting down for this—wasn’t...

New supports for Tumbler Ridge

The Government of Canada announced July 31 that it will be providing more than $4 million in federal funding to support those affected by...

Biking for Maya

Like many people in Canada and around the world, Francis Paradis saw on the news what happened in Tumbler Ridge on February 10. And like...

Emperor’s Challenge finds new life, new leadership

This time last year, the general assumption was the Emperor’s Challenge was no longer going to be able to be held on Mount Babcock. Then-race...

Hockeyville Kraft donation to food bank arrives

To the runner-up goes the spoils. James at the food bank sent us this photo of the first shipment of food donated to the...

Doug Beale awarded posthumous Platinum Jubilee Medallion

Back in June, MP Bob Zimmer came to town to award a posthumous Platinum Jubilee Medallion to Doug Beale. Beale worked for the District of...

Slowly but surely, the school is coming down

On July 21, School District 59 posted an update, saying that the former Tumbler Ridge Secondary School was starting to be dismantle. “We know that...

Final Thought: mountain top experience

The first time I shot the Emperor’s Challenge, I didn’t quite understand the assignment. “The race starts at 8,” I was told. Or maybe 9....

Final Shot.

Hug a horse. Amber sent us this shot of Isla drawing on a horse at the recent Hug a Horse event. If you have...

New supports for Tumbler Ridge

The Government of Canada announced July 31 that it will be providing more than $4 million in federal funding to support those affected by...

A 72 (ish) million year old mystery solved

Nearly a decade ago, Rick Lambert was hiking around Flatbed Creek, when he spotted an interesting rock. Lambert, along with his wife Sonia, was in...

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