Effective immediately, Friday, September 13, the City of Terrace is easing water restrictions - moving from Stage 2 to Stage 1. Read more

The City of Terrace Mayor and Council celebrated and presented the 2024 Order of Terrace recipients with their official coins and certificates this week. The awards presentation followed by a wine and cheese receptions took place at the Coast Mountain College cafeteria, in Waap Haawk, on Wednesday, September 11. Read more

Effective immediately, Tuesday, August 27, the City of Terrace is easing water restrictions, moving from Stage 3 back to Stage 2. Read more

BC Wildfire Service enacted a Category 1 (campfire) open burning prohibition in the Northwest Fire Centre on Saturday, August 10. Based on local conditions, however, the Terrace Fire Department is continuing to allow campfires WITHIN CITY LIMITS. Read more

After eight years of searching for their rightful owner and more than 60 years in the City of Terrace’s possession, two Indigenous talking sticks are going home. Read more

A few reminders and resources to keep you and others cool and safe as temperatures rise. Read more

CAMPFIRES and backyard fires (Category 1 fires) are ALLOWED in Terrace as of NOON THURSDAY, August 1, 2024. Read more

The new public toilet in downtown Terrace, the Portland Loo, is open 24/7 as of noon, Wednesday, July 31.



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The Skeena Industrial Development Park (SIDP) and Source3 Energy X Inc. (Source3X) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on the development of the Skeena Clean Hydrogen Hub, a large-scale clean hydrogen and derivative fuel products production centre at the Skeena Industrial Development Park in Terrace. Read more

Drive into downtown on the Old Skeena Bridge and you may notice a new addition – the new Welcome sign, in front of the Legion, on the southeast corner of Apsley Street and Lakelse Avenue. Read more