January 31 -- Rupert Psychiatrist

A look at the need for additional psychiatric services in Prince Rupert

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January 31 -- Terrace Burning Ban

Terrace City Council has agreed to to take another look at the burning ban in the community.

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January 31 -- Winter Storm hits Northwest

The Bulkley Valley is set to be the centre of the storm as strong winter weather arrives in the Northwest.

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January 30 -- Let's Talk OCD

It's Mental Health Awareness Day as Canadians explore issues and available help. CFTK's Brittany Webster provides a local and personal look at one issue, that of OCD


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January 30 -- Terrace Residential Growth

Improving economic prospects in the Skeena Valley has residential growth on the horizon for the Terrace area.

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January 29 -- Rupert Water Plan

Prince Rupert City Council heard a presentation from Tom Kertes at Monday's Council session, as the organizer of Community for Clean Water outlined his group's plan for action following the recent Boil Water Order in the city.

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January 29 -- Rupert Port Investments

A look at the success of the Prince Rupert Port Authority's Community Investment Fund.

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January 29 -- Bill Goodacre remembered

Friends and community members in the Bulkley Valley and beyond are remembering former MLA and Smithers Councillor Bill Goodacre, following the passing of the popular resident of the region last week.

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January 29 -- CGL investigation

Provincial officials will investigate the site of the pipeline project across the Wet'suwet'en area amid claims that workers of the Coastal Gas Link project are violating its permit requirements.


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January 29 -- Telegraph Creek Donation

The Northwest mining corporation, Pretivm has provided for a financial donation to lend assistance towards the rebuilding of the community following last years wildfire.

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January 29 -- Terrace plastic ban proposed

Some residents in Terrace have approached City Council to propose a single use plastic ban for the community.

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January 28 -- Daycare Donation

The Kermode Friendship Centre will be making use of a community donation by the Co-op towards a daycare program at the Centre.

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January 29 -- Veritas Playground

Terrace's Veritas School has outlined its plans to develop a new playground for school property with an eye towards serving the larger community.


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January 25 -- Rupert Water Better

The City of Prince Rupert has changed the Boil Water Order Notice to a Water Quality Advisory Notice following a review of test results by Northern Health.

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January 25 -- Rupert Literacy Day

Prince Rupert's Sixth Street Library was the host for Literacy day in the community.


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January 25 -- Pipeline work halted

Work on the Coastal GasLink project through the Wet'suwet'en region has come to a halt after workers came across trap lines set in their area of work.

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January 25 -- Lac Megantic Lessons

With an increase in the volume of propane and other fossil fuels destined for the Northern CN Rail line to Prince Rupert, a region wide tour from the author of the Lac Megantic rail disaster is sharing his concerns on what Northwest residents should know.

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January 23 -- Sugar Shack Festival

Prince Rupert's celebration of French Canadian culture and language is underway, with events leading up to Saturday's Sugar Shack at the Prince Rupert Civic Centre.

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January 23 -- LNG Canada Forum at Prince George event

One of the more popular of destinations at this years Natural Resources Forum in Prince George was a forum dedicated towards the LNG Canada proposal for the Kitimat area.

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January 23 -- Kitimat Propane Concerns

This weeks District of Kitimat Council meeting brought a presentation that outlined concerns related to the prospect of Liquid propane shipments on the North Coast.

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January 22 -- Rupert Water Flushing

While the City of Prince Rupert awaits the all clear from testing on the city's water supply, city work crews have begun flushing the city's waterlines.

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January 22 -- Kitimat Housing Concerns

Kitimat District Council heard much in the way of comments from both sides of the issue of plans for a housing proposal in the city.

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January 21 -- Lelu Future

The Port of Prince Rupert has answered some comments on social media about its plans for Lelu Island and a totem pole that has been erected on the Island.

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January 18 -- PRPA Lelu Island moratorium

The Port of Prince Rupert has announced plans to put a moratorium on development for offshore areas of Flora, Horseay and Agnew Banks.

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January 18 -- Foor For Friends in Terrace

Terrace's Food for Friends program is back with donations being accepted at the Save On Foods location in the Skeena Mall.

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Janaury 17 -- Keall DNA Kits

Janet Weinrich-Keall, who was abandoned as a baby at a Prince Rupert hospital in 1977  is offering up an opportunity for residents of the Northwest to search for their own family connections with a DNA kit program.


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January 17 -- Mitchell's Art Show

The Terrace Art gallery is featuring the work of Mitchell Brager this month, the first exhibtion of the year for the gallery.

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January 16 -- Rushbrook Reopen

After a month of remediation work on a stretch of the Rushbrook trail, the popular Prince Rupert walking trail is now open for the entire length  from Seal Cove to Rushbrook Floats.

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January 16 -- Terrace Cannabis Store

Terrace is one step closer to its first retail cannabis store, with an application approved for a location in Skeena Mall.

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January 15 -- Rupert Water Update

A look at the latest notes from the City of Prince Rupert on the city's water situation.

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January 15 -- Terrace Rail Safety

Exploring the potential dangers of bulk liquid shipments along CN Rail tracks through the Northwest was the topic for fa presentation to Terrace City Council on Monday.

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January 14 -- Stubbs Pipeline Arrests review

The RCMP will review the actions of its officers as part of an enforcement plan at a Wet'suwet'en checkpoint on the Morice River Bridge.



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January 14 -- Kitimat Housing Hearing

A new housing proposal is getting some mixed reactions in Kitimat, with some concerned residents outlining what their concerns are.


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January 14 -- Real Estate Forecast

A good, but unspectacular year is being predicted for real estate across much of Northern BC

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January 15 -- Terrace Rail Safety

Terrace City council heard concerns over the prospect of more fuel train shipments set to pass through Northwest community by way of CN Rail transport.

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January 11 -- Rupert Guide Dog

A Prince Rupert resident has brought in the first guide dog for the community, with the canine providing assistance for him to be more mobile around town.


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January 11 -- Rupert Water improving

The City of Prince Rupert issued its latest advisory on the Boil Water Notice, and while residents are still required to boil their water, the City says things are improving.

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January 11 -- Unist'ot'en Gate

Those manning the checkpoint in protest over LNG pipeline development, have opened the gate on the Morice River Bridge following discussions with the RCMP.

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January 10 -- Prince Rupert Port invests in salmon

The Port of Prince Rupert has announced 1 million dollars of funding for Salmon support on the Skeena, the monty will come from their Community Investment Fund.

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January 10 -- LNG PIpeline Talks

Some background on talks between the RCMP and those manning a checkpoint camp near the Morice River Bridge south of Houston.

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January 10 -- Terrace Peaks Gymnastics

The Terrace Peaks Gymnastics are preparing for a trip to Hawaii for a competition.


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January 9 -- Port Edward sisters help out

While Prince Rupert residents continue to boil their water, a pair of sisters in Port Edward are lending a hand offering up water for the taking from their home supply in the District.

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January 9 -- Prince Rupert Pot application

The first application for a retail cannabis operation in Prince Rupert has been put in, with The High Culture Shop submitting its business application to the City of Prince Rupert.

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January 7 -- Rupert Giardia Cases

Northern Health explains the reports of Giardia from October in Prince Rupert prior to the Boil Water Notice that was put in place in the community in December.

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January 7 -- LNG Injunction

RCMP members began enforcement efforts on a court injunction on a checkpoint camp south of Houston.


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January 4 -- Prince Rupert Recycle update

Some more background on the plans of North Coast Regional District to use the Alternative Approval Process to move forward with renovations to the Kaien Road Recycling Centre in Prince Rupert.

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January 4 -- Ice Safety in the Northwest

With the colder weather arriving the dangers on the region's lake and pond surfaces increase, with Terrace Search and Rescue urging residents to be cautious on frozen surfaces in the region.


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January 4 -- Kitimat Mayor Germuth on Property Assessments for 2019

A twenty percent jump in assessed values of Kitimat properties are an indication of confidence in the regional economy according to Kitimat Mayor Phil Germuth.

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January 3 -- Rupert Water Update

There is still no all clear for Prince Rupert residents who have now been boiling their water since mid December and have been advised to continue to do so until further notice.

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January 2 -- Northwest Property Assessments

A look at the release of Assessments for Northern BC properties from the BC Assessment Agency.

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