July 30 -- Port Jobs Surge

The economic impact of the Port of Prince Rupert continues to create jobs across Northern BC

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July 30 -- George Little Tree

A historic tree in Terrace has been removed due to safety issues.

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July 26 -- Friendship House Kitchen

Prince Rupert's Friendship House has seen some renovations to it's kitchen facilities, thanks to an investment from the Port of Prince Rupert's Community Investment Fund.

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July 26 -- Gitxsan Fishing Ban

The Gitxsan First Nation is the latest First Nation to issue a fishing ban. With a recreational ban put in  place in their territory earlier this year, now extended through to 2020.

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July 25 -- Rupert Cow Parsnip

Prince Rupert residents are receiving a reminder lesson on the proper handling of Cow Parsnip in the area following some recent skin burn incidents it the region. That after some confusion between the presence of Giant Hogweed in the community.

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July 25 -- Ray-Mont New facility

The Ray-Mont facility in Prince Rupert will be adding a plastic bagging facility to their Prince Rupert operations.

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July 25 -- Chinook Closure Demand

Skeena First Nations call for immediate closure of Recreational Chinook fishery in Skeena system.


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July 24 -- Dease Lake Murder Community Meeting

The Dease Lake RCMP hosted a community meeting on Tuesday to provide updates for residents on the investigation into a murder south of the community.

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July 23 -- Biggar Place Rezone

Prince Rupert City Council moved the Biggar Place Rezoning request further along the process on Monday evening, scheduling a Public Hearing for Augusts.

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July 23 -- Rupert Lost Votes initiative

Prince Rupert City Council has endorsed a motion in support of providing  voting rights for Permanent Residents.

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July 23 -- Coast Guard work on North Coast

A look at some of the work underway by the Canadian Coast Guard along the North Coast.

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July 23 -- Northern BC homicides

The latest notes on the string of murders in Northern BC in July.

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July 23 -- Terrace Storm

A strong thunder storm system passed through the Terrace region on Monday evening, bringing down both trees and power lines.

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July 23 -- Dease Lake missing

RCMP are looking for two missing teenagers, who were last seen in the Dease Lake area.

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July 19 -- CN Derailment

CN Work crews worked through the night into Friday addressing a three car and engine derailment near the old Kwinitsa site along the Skeena main line.

July 18 -- Cullen on RTI Sale

Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen has expressed some concerns about the recent sale of Ridley Terminals Inc.

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July 18 -- Tent City Thefts

Terrace RCMP are looking to reunite Northwest residents with their property after a pair of arrests and recovery of property in a Tent City in the community.

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July 18 -- Bike Theft Prevention

Terrace RCMP are spreading the word on Bike theft  protection this week.

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July 17 -- Sockeye closure

More bad news for Northwest fishermen with DFO announcing more closures in area waters.

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July 17 -- Terrace Bowling Alley Future

The Terrace Bowling Alley has new owners and an uncertain future, after its purchase by the City of Terrace.

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July 17 -- Kalum Hill MVA

There were no injuries following a motor vehicle incident at the bottom of Terrace's Kalum Hill.

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July 16 -- Rupert Helipad

Northern Health has opened up the bid process for a rebuild of the Prince Rupert Hospital Helipad.

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July 16 -- Terrace Bowling Alley purchased

The Terrace Bowling alley has been purchased by the City of Terrace.

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July 15 -- Rupert Ride Hail

Prince Rupert's Skeena Taxi does not appear too concerned with the prospect of Ride Hailing coming to BC

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July 15 -- Marriot Kitimat

The expansion of Kitimat's commercial and hospitality sectors continues on with the ground breaking for the new Marriott Hotel for the community.

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July 15 -- Smithers CT SCan

The new CT Scan for Smithers has been installed and is now operational.

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July 15 -- BC Filcan Summer Fest

Terrace hosted the Ninth Annual Filipino festival over the weekend at Lakelse Lake

July 15 -- Monster Trucks

A look back at the Monster Truck Show in Terrace

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July 11 -- Rupert Volunteerism

Volunteer fatigue seems to be taking root in Prince Rupert, as a number of local events have been cancelled owing to a lack of volunteers to help out.

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July 11 -- Houston Assault Arrest

Houston RCMP took a man into custody following an assault call.

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July 10 -- Golinia Award

Gunther and Nancy Golinia will receive their award from the BC Achievement Awards Organization, recognized for their work at the Prince Rupert Wildlife RehabShelter.

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July 10 -- Monster Truck Preview

The Big Show at the Terrace Airport is but a few days away, as the Monster Trucks prepare to roar in Terrace.

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July 9 -- REM Lee Upgrades

The centre of Terrace's Arts Community is currently in the midst of a renovation project.

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July 9 -- Real Estate Sales in the Northwest

At the midway point of 2019, the BC Northern Real Estate Board has offered up a snapshot of the Northwest market.

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July 8 -- Rafter Drowns

An incident on the Clore river has claimed the life of a Northwest resident.

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July 5 -- Voices of Commerce

A roundtable discussion on community development in Prince Rupert was hosted by the Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.

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July 5 -- Terrace Roundabout update

The Ministry of Transportation is making progress towards construction of a Round-a-bout at the intersection of Highway 16 &37  in Terrace.

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July 5 -- Thaltan Jade mining concerns

The Thaltan Central Government is looking to see jade and placer mining interests to cease work in their territory.


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July 4 -- Kitimat Water OK

The District of Kitimat has outlined some background to recent water issues for the community.

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July 3 -- Seine fleet joins UFAWU

UFAWU-Unifor is celebrating a Labour Relations Board ruling that will see members of the seine fleet join the union and prepare for contract negotiations ahead with the Fish Processors.

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July 3 -- Air Canada adds Calgary flight to Terrace listings

More destinations will soon added to the Terrace airport departure and arrivals board, as Air Canada brings back their Calgary to Terrace schedule this fall.

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July 2 -- Port Edward Tot Park

A renovated play area for Port Edward was unveiled last week.

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July 2 -- Dyed River

The Skeena will turn pink as part of study on spill response by the Kitsumkalum First Nation.

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July 2 -- Climate Change LNG

The International boom in LNG development is increasing the dangers of climate change, according to an international monitoring agency.

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July 2 -- Nisga'a Protest

An update on a protest at the Nisga'a Lisims Government offices.

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July 2 -- Terrace Canada Day Pancake breakfast

Terrace fire fighters hosted a Pancake Breakfast on Canada Day raising money towards the Burn Fund.

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July 2 -- McIntosh Leave

The Superintendent for School District 82 has taken a leave of absence following some tumultuous months for the District

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