July 5. Police want texting ban

Police see it daily – drivers trying to steer while texting with their BlackBerries or cellphones. "It's just absolutely crazy," says RCMP E Division Traffic Services Supt. Norm Gaumont. "When you're texting, your eyes aren't even on the road at all." The senior traffic enforcement Mountie hopes any provincial government law to... more

July 4. Vandalism upsets business owner

HAVE SOME RESPECT. Those words come from John Heighington, owner of Spotless Cleaners, as he stands outside his business on Emerson St. watching three men replace the broken window in his building. It's the biggest window and the only one not shattered... more

• July 3. Traffic lights out in three locations
• July 3. Forest fire risk increases
• July 2. Hotsprings vandalized

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Lacrosse player nets Team BC

A local lacrosse player from Kitimat has become the region’s first-ever player to make Team BC. Sixteen-year-old Connor Buick is now one of the 18 players in the province chosen to represent B.C. in the upcoming Nationals in Brampton, Ontario... more

• Elementary track results from June 6
• Sand and Gravel
• A smashing start at the speedway

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Studio aims at business success

A PLACE to record the heart of the music and expand potential local musical talent – that’s what two new entrepreneurs are trying to provide right here in Terrace. Adam and Aaron Alander have started up Rootworx Recording Studio, where... more

• Happy 35th
• Cathy Ulrich A new Mills Memorial is at least 10 years away

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Artists at work

• Artist awarded

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July 5. Taking care of business

The city was treated to an evening of local and award winning musical talent at the R.E.M. Lee Theatre June 27. Juno award-winning artist Tal Bachman gave a live performance, lead a songwriting clinic and was one of the main... more

• Canada Day parade a highlight
• July 3. Beautification society assisted
• Food, music mark Canada Day in Terrace

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Prison zombies tribute to Michael Jackson can't be topped

The stunning death of Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, has left fans and music lovers worldwide reflecting on his passing. I never discovered the babyfaced MJ's smash ABC with the Jackson 5 until years after it catapulted him on his... more

• Inching towards full metric conversion
• A set-up for the cup?
• Gay penguins could teach Alberta a lesson

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