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When Father’s Day Hurts

Father’s Day will always hold a special place in my heart. In 1986, our family gathered to celebrate Father’s Day. We visited my grandfather, spent...

Final Thought: The arse-end of Ouroboros

For the first few days after the shooting, I tossed myself out as a metaphorical bone for the newshounds to chew on, in the...

Final Shot.

Tristan outruns a South Peace player at this weekend’s soccer tournament, but was unable to beat the goalie. If you have an image you...

Prescribed burn a success

The second burn between Tumbler Ridge and Flatbed Creek happened May 15, just before the long weekend, causing some confusion and some smoke issues...

A glimpse into the future of health care in Tumbler Ridge?

Dr. Charles Helm Two recent items provide a window into what might be in store for Tumbler Ridge health care, following the September 2025 announcement...

Follow the green grass road

The first Flatbed Loops happened May 21, passing through woods burned black, though the trail itself is still green.

The Healing Garden: Creating Memorial Spaces for Students and Communities

Christine Dernederlanden As summer arrives, we often watch the flowers bloom, and the trees begin to grow new life. It gives us time to pause...

Mining month: Six new mines approved in last year

Jagrup Brar, Minister for Mining and Critical Minerals Mining Month is an important opportunity to highlight the growth of BC’s mining and exploration sector and...

Northern Lights College presents plans for Tumbler Ridge Campus

While most people’s thoughts have been focused on what’s happening with the high school (including some extremely vocal opposition to the current plan to...
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