Reynolds Long, Peter

This segment of the Skeena Journal explored traditional art created by Yukon women, the ye olde chimney sweep company, and the growing use of earth satellite receivers in remote areas of the north.

This segment of the Skeena Journal reviewed some of the key stories from 1979 including a tour of the Queen Charlotte Island Museum, the introduction of the provincial government funded Air Search and Rescue Program to improve areal safety in the Northern air space, Kispiox cattle farms, and how sky cranes are changing logging

This segment of the Skeena Journal highlighted Terrace local Lorrie Thanes accomplishment of being a finalists on the TV show Search for Stars, an interview with Chuck Girard on tour in the area, and footage of the 24 hour dance party Caledonia High School students hosted to raise money for charity

This segment of the Skeena Journal explored the new Skeena logging road being developed in partnership with the Ministry of Forests, the National Atlantic Canada mobile museum, a brief history and tour of the Queen Charlotte Islands, and finally an introduction to the newly formed volunteer Mountain Rescue Services

This segment of the Skeena Journal covers the first graduating class of the Nisga'a School District 92, the Kispiox Valley Rodeo, and the Skeena Hang Gliding Club

This segment of the Skeena Journal explored the museums in Stewart and Queen Charlotte Island

This segment of the Skeena Journal is a special episode that looks at a new documentary series Producer Peter Reynolds Long is creating

This segment of the Skeena Journal explored the growing problem of abandoned dogs in Terrace, an interview with Archie Moore and the Any Body Can program, as well as the Great Table-top Hockey Challenge fundraiser

This segment of the Skeena Journal explored the Stewart community, rising concerns over the mountain pine beetle outbreak, and an oceanographic study being done in the Douglas Channel in response to a proposed pipeline

This segment of the Skeena Journal focuses on Salmon fishing, exploring its role in Nisga'a communities and the Northwest Salmon Fishery

This segment of the Skeena Journal commemorates Kitimat Works Kemano project turning 25 years old and the party thrown in honour of the event

This segment of the Skeena Journal is the final episode of 1979 and recaps some of the highlights from recent episodes including an interview with the singer John Mikl Thor and an introduction to Leroy the moose who was rescued by a local family

This segment of the Skeena Journal covers a journey to Hider Alaska, local petition for a goose sancturay on Brauns Island, and the recent performances of the Elvis impersonators trilogy (Tim Hilliard, Warren Browne and Rick Preston) as well as John Mikl Thor