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BREAKING: Terrace liquor store robbed, suspect in custody - Terrace Standard 08/11/2023

BREAKING: Terrace RCMP Staff Sgt. Terry Gillespie confirmed the suspect was indeed armed, but fortunately, no one was injured

BREAKING: Terrace liquor store robbed, suspect in custody - Terrace Standard Skeena Liquor Store was the victim of a robbery that left staff shaken

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LAST CALL! The Attainable Housing Development Society is giving away a grand prize of a NEW HOME! Proceeds aid in the Development of local Seniors’ Housing! Chances are 1 in 25,000 to win.

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PODCAST: Tom Hooper of legendary B.C. music group ‘Grapes of Wrath’ - Today In BC 08/11/2023

TODAY IN B.C.: Kelowna band hit the stage more than 40 years ago

PODCAST: Tom Hooper of legendary B.C. music group ‘Grapes of Wrath’ - Today In BC

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LESS THAN 5 DAYS LEFT! The Attainable Housing Development Society is giving away a grand prize of a NEW HOME! Proceeds aid in the Development of local Seniors’ Housing! Chances are 1 in 25,000 to win.

Purchase your tickets here: https://buff.ly/3XNzGM3

Gaming Event License - 140388

08/10/2023

LESS THAN 6 DAYS LEFT! The Attainable Housing Development Society is giving away a grand prize of a NEW HOME! Proceeds aid in the Development of local Seniors’ Housing! Chances are 1 in 25,000 to win.

Purchase your tickets here: https://buff.ly/3XNzGM3

Gaming Event License - 140388

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PODCAST: ‘We basically were put up the flat, which is attached to Abbey Road (Studios). There's a picture of the Beatles hanging out in this bedroom and Ringo standing on top of the fireplace mantle. And that was my room. It was pretty incredible,’ says Tom Hooper of the Grapes of Wrath and self-confessed ‘Beatles nerd.’
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Terrace Pickleball Club hosts inaugural tournament, attracting regional players - Terrace Standard 08/09/2023

The Terrace Pickleball Club hosted its first tournament on July 29, attracting 18 pairs of players from various locations, signaling the sport's growing popularity in the region

Terrace Pickleball Club hosts inaugural tournament, attracting regional players - Terrace Standard First-time tournament highlights pickleball’s growth with 18 competing men’s and women’s pairs

Terrace RCMP seek help identifying suspects in gas station propane tank break-ins - Terrace Standard 08/09/2023

Terrace RCMP are seeking public assistance in identifying suspects involved in an attempted propane theft at a local gas station in the city, warning of the significant safety hazards and financial losses associated with such crimes

Terrace RCMP seek help identifying suspects in gas station propane tank break-ins - Terrace Standard Incident part of series of propane tank break-ins at Mobil gas station in Terrace

LETTER: Terrace’s Seniors Corner provides a valuable service to seniors - Terrace Standard 08/09/2023

LETTER: Supporting the Seniors Corner, a not-for-profit thrift shop for the elderly, the author criticizes opposition to it and emphasizes the importance of respecting seniors

LETTER: Terrace’s Seniors Corner provides a valuable service to seniors - Terrace Standard The thrift shop supports the elderly, addresses community needs and challenges misconceptions

Nisga’a citizens to regain federal and provincial tax exemptions lost in 2000 treaty - Terrace Standard 08/09/2023

Nisga'a citizens are poised to regain federal and provincial tax exemptions following a 2022 federal decision, impacting their treaty and local tax system

Nisga’a citizens to regain federal and provincial tax exemptions lost in 2000 treaty - Terrace Standard Exemptions tied to 1876’s Indian Act mark a significant shift in Indigenous taxation policy

Skeena Stories: The fire and flood of 1978, an unforgettable chapter in Terrace history - Terrace Standard 08/09/2023

In 2023, Terrace faces weather patterns eerily similar to 1978, a catastrophic year marked by wildfires and heavy floods that resulted in around $80 million in damages, isolation, and a lasting legacy on the region

Skeena Stories: The fire and flood of 1978, an unforgettable chapter in Terrace history - Terrace Standard Reliving 1978 in Terrace, where a dry, hot summer led to wildfires and later devastating floods

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