With COVID measures limiting the options, a look at how some of Prince Rupert's entertainment options are taking on New Years Eve.
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With COVID measures limiting the options, a look at how some of Prince Rupert's entertainment options are taking on New Years Eve.
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A look at the latest COVID case reports out of the Nass Valley.
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With no relief in sight from ongoing social gathering measures related to COVID, organizers of the All Native Basketball Tournament have announced the cancellation of the event which had been scheduled for the second week in February.
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RCMP across the North West are watching for two fugitives from the New Hazelton area, that after the detachment in that community posted their alert for the region.
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The Prince Rupert is investigating the nature of suspicious death on the city's east side, relayed to the RCMP by BC Ambulance on Christmas Eve.
The arrival of the Moderna vaccine in British Columbia has seen the Tahltan Nation identified as one of the first of local Indigenous nations to be delivered the COVID-19 vaccine.
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A look at the latest notes on COVID related outbreaks in the region.
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A look at the efforts of residents in Prince Rupert as they took part in a Christmas Light competition this season.
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A snowboarder rescued near the Shames Mountain area has sadly been declared deceased at the Mill Memorial Hospital
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More reports of COVID outbreak at Northwest work camps for the Coastal Gas Link project.
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Plans to improve seismic conditions of a school in Haida Gwaii will include the first Tsunami tower for Canada in Masset.
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The turbines for the giant Sight C Hydro project have arrived in Canada and while be sent to the Peace Region through the Port of Prince Rupert along Highway 16.
With the prospect of an inland port for Terrace becoming somewhat controversial, the Public hearing for the proposed development has been postposed by the City of Terrace.
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The City of Terrace is dealing with some vandalism on the Grand Trunk Pathway Christmas Display.
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The author of the "Trickster" is angry and disappointed at the controversy surrounding the Television show that her book has spawned, that following concerns over the indigenous ancestry of Michelle Latimer the series co- creator and co-director.
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Health officials are working to contain an outbreak of COVID as part of the Coastal GasLink project.
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Janitors a the LNG Canada worksite in Kitimat have voted to go out on strike.
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The challenges of Indigenous Youth in Care is highlighted.
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The City of Prince Rupert has received some infrastructure funding from the province, designated towards designing engineers wetlands tied into the city's waste water and storm water system.
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A second outbreak of COVID-19 has been reported at the Kitimat LNG Camp.
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Skeena NDP MP Taylor Bachrach looks back at the year of Federal politics and the issues of the Northwest.
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A serious multiple vehicle crash on Highway 17 near Gitsegukla had the highway closed for a good portion of the day.
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Susannah Pierce The Director of Corporate Affairs for LNG Canada is moving on to a position at Shell Canada as president and Country Chair of the Canadian arm of the multinational oil company.
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Rio Tinto will be helping support the Kitimat business community with a gift card presentation program.
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The Terrace District Teachers have issued a letter of concern about COVID measures at local schools.
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The Moose Lodge is stepping up to lend a hand to the Salvation Army food drive and other Food programs in the community this year.
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Kitimat Fire fighters were called to residential fire in the city which sent a resident to hospital.
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The Mayor of Smithers is expressing disappointment at an Anti-Mask/Anti COVID measures rally in her community.
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The Prince Rupert School District has provided its response to recent COVID related concerns from local teachers.
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The Suwiaawks School in Terrace has resumed openings after a recent COVID related closure.
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The Kitimat Stikine Regional District has issued a precautionary water advisory for the Thornhill Drinking water system.
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Prince Rupert's teachers and support staff workers took their message of a need for more COVID safety measures in the schools to the School District Office on Thursday with a car caravan.
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With declining numbers of new COVID case reports in the Nass Valley, the Nisga'a Lisims Government has lifted the State of Emergency that was put in place in November.
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Northern Health has announced another COVID exposure in a school in the community.
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A wetland area in the Kitimat area has been contaminated, with DFO now involved in the clean up and investigation into the incident.
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The Kermode Friesheip Society found a COVID approach to their annual Christmas Dinner
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As the number of cases of COVID-19 continue to increase in the Northern Health region, the contract tracing program is facing some backlogs.
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The Provincial Health Officer Doctor Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix provided an update on the ongoing measures towards COVID-19 in the province.
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The City of Terrace has postponed a planned Hearing for a proposed inland port development, rescheduling it to the New year owing to COVID restrictions.
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The latest in virtual reality technology will be used to provide cultural education for the Nisga'a Nation.
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A Prince Rupert publishing group, Muskeg Press has assembled a collection of stories from both Northwest authors and those from distant locations, all part of the new work called Influenced: Stories from the Lockdown
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Northern Health and the Coast Mountain School District announced a potential COVID-19 exposure from Caledonia Secondary school in Terrace.
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The latest notes on the COVID-19 outbreak at the LNG Canada facility near Kitimat
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While COVID may yet get in the way, plans are being made for this years Northwest Regional Airshow in Terrace and the 2021 edition will have a popular addition to the agenda with the RCAF Snowbirds set for a return to the Northwest.
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The BC Legislature has resumed for a two week winter session, with all of the MLA's for the Northwest taking up a range of duties.
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A number of School COVID exposures and one at a commercial establishment have been reported in the Terrace area this week.
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Northern Health has outlined some background related another School Exposure in the Northwest, with a school in Terrace reporting an exposure.
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Heavy rains in the Kitimat region have put the District under a water advisory.
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The City of Terrace is making plans for its 2021 Municipal budget.
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A review of the weekend tallies of COVID cases in British Columbia.
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An update on the latest notes on COVID in the Northern Health Region
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Terrace was the latest community to see its residents come out to support farmers in India currently engaged in a dispute with the Indian government.
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The Fairview Connector Corridor has just reached the 75% completion stage.
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An update on the latest notes about the COVID-19 outbreak at the LNG Canada worksite near Kitimat.
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A look at the latest notes on the proposed Inland Port for the Terrace area
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The Nisga'a Lisims Government has put in place a State of Emergency for the communities of the Nass Valley following an outbreak of COVID-19
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An update on the rising count of COVID-19 cases being reported in the province.
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One of the largest outbreaks of COVID in the Northwest at the moment continues on in Kitimat.
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A look at the growing concerns over the availability of affordable housing in Prince Rupert.
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Health Authorities in British Columbia have once again raised concerns over the growing number of overdoses in the province.
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The latest release of the count of cases of COVID shows another increase in the province.
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The proposed Inland Port project in the Terrace area continues to gain some concerns from local residents.
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A look at how COVID has had an impact on the financial situation for the Smithers and Prince Rupert airports.
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The provincial health officer for BC has outlined a number of new measures in response to COVID, with Doctor Bonnie Henry introducing a mask requirement for all indoor public spaces including retail operations, as well as expanding limits on social gathering.
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Smithers Latin Music sensation Alex Cuba is set for an appearance at the Latin Grammy's in Miami, the talented Northwest musician is also nominated in a number of categories.
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Increased funding for First Nations communities around the North Coast have delivered a new Coast Guard Auxiliary service making use of residents of a number of regional First Nations communities as part of the Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary.
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Pacific Northern Gas has announced its plans to reactivate capacity on its western transmission line to meet anticipated growing demand in the Northwest
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The first significant snowfall of the year made for snow shovelling duty and challening driving around the Inland areas of the Northwest.
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The housing markets of the Northwest continues to see strong results with realtors continuing to see much interest in available properties.
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With some winter weather arriving this week to set the scene, the ski hills of the Northwest have announced their plans for openings in December.
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Family, friends and caregivers for those caring for Dementia can take advantage of an ongoing series of Webinars hosted by the Alzheimers Society this month.
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The City of Terrace has scheduled a pair of Public Open Houses, as well as a virtual Online Open house to allow residents a chance to learn more about a proposed inland port in the city.
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A proposed Bulk Liquids Terminal location on Ridley Island in Prince Rupert is about to enter the next phase of its community engagement and environmental assessment process, though one local environmental organization has a number of concerns related to it.
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A look at how the Terrace area commemorated Remembrance Day 2020.
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A look at the career of a retired Nisga'a member who served with the US Army Rangers.
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The City of Terrace has expanded the hours of service for the Terrace Library.
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The travels of a wandering Bear in the Stewart area with no regard for international borders.
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A spree of Graffiti vandalism in Terrace has City officials speaking out against hate and intolerance.
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Skeena Bulkley Valley MP Taylor Bachrach is speaking out against a proposed private members bill that would overturn the current Oil tanker moratorium on the North Coast.
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A look at a proposed Inland Port project in the City of Terrace.
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A grass roots campaign in both Stewart and Hyder has finally found success, with the Federal Government relaxing some of the pandemic related border regulations, allowing for some movement for Hyder residents to come to Stewart.
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The City of Prince Rupert has put in place a mask order for civic operated facilities.
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BC Liberal Skeena MLA Ellis Ross looks at the 2020 election campaign that has returned him to the Legislature.
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Nathan Cullen the BC NDP candidate, and former MP for Skeena-Bulkley Valley reviews his successful election campaign and victory on Saturday night.
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A look back at the results from Saturday's Provincial Election.
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Investigators from WorkSafe BC are on the scene of an Industrial incident at a Kitimat asphalt plant.
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Terrace Fire, Ambulance and Police resources, along with officials from Pacific Northern Gas were called to an incident in a Terrace area mobile park after a vehicle crash triggered a propane gas incident.
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The Port of Prince Rupert has released its new Land use Plan.
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A look a the candidates seeking the Legislature seat for the Skeena riding.
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Northern Health has outlined the plan for this years Flu Shots in the Northwest
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Nathan Cullen, the NDP candidate for Stikine has apologized for his disparaging remarks towards North Coast Liberal candidate Roy Jones Junior
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The candidates in Stikine for the 2020 BC provincial election participated in a virtual forum in Smithers on Thursday night.
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The candidates contesting the provincial election took part in an all candidates forum on Wednesday evening.
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Terrace RCMP had an unusual task on Wednesday evening, destroying some explosives discovered in an area shed.
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BC Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson made a quick trip into the Northwest with a tour of the Terrace/Kitimat area.
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Emergency crews responded to a vehicle fire on Highway 37 between Kitimat and Terrace.
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Candidates on the North Coast gathered for two nights of debate this week in Prince Rupert.
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After many years, Prince Rupert is finding some progress in plans for a new detachment for the RCMP.
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Three commercial buildings and the apartments above one of three were destroyed in an overnight fire in Prince Rupert.
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A look at the town forum for the Mayor and Council byelection in the community.
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Terrace Fire Fighters are making use of Fire Safety week towards a recruitment campaign for the city fire department.
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Some residents of Terrace have expressed their concerns over the growing level of rail traffic passing through the community and the risk that it presents.
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Across the Northwest students, teachers, parents and many others in the region observed Orange Shirt Day, to remember those who were harmed through the Residential School program of the past.
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Premier John Horgan made his first visit to the Northwest as part of the 2020 election campaign, with stops in Terrace and Kitimat.
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Terrace officials are hoping to see ground broken on the new Mills Memorial Hospital either later this fall or early next spring.
Long time radio and television presenter and CFTK News Director John Crawford has retired from the broadcasting scene in the Northwest.
Northwest author Eden Robinson is celebrating the launch of her movie Monkey Beach, with special viewings for the movie being held in Terrace.
Northern Health has outlined the details of the latest report from the BC Coroners Service, which notes that the Northern region has the highest rate of illicit drug toxicity deaths in BC.
The Prince Rupert School District hosted their first Board meeting earlier this month and while school is back, local teachers still have a range of concerns.
The City of Prince Rupert has been hosting one on one meetings with Mayor Lee Brain for residents with questions or comments about the city's work on the update to the Official Community Plan.
While some media had suggested retirement was beckoning, Skeena MLA Ellis Ross confirmed with this weeks election call that he will be seeking re-eleciton as the BC Liberal candidate for the riding.
The Prince Rupert Skating Club is ready for the 2020-21 skating season, but owing to COVID the season ahead will look a little bit different.
The Lake Babine First Nation has reached a reconciliation agreement with the Federal and Provincial Government's.
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An update on concerns over some Terrace area infrastructure plans.
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With election rumblings continuing, a number of potential candidates for the Legislature are indicating their intention to make a run for office. Included among them, former MP Nathan Cullen who will seek the nomination for Stikine.
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CFTK explores the recent increase in bear encounters in the Northwest.
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A look at the impact of COVID on the Terrace Tourism industry and the recovery plan ahead.
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The Lax Kw'alaams Band has outlined some of the spending that it has allocated as part of their COVID 19 funding program.
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A tutorial for Terrace area residents on how to react when an emergency vehcile approaches in a Roundabout.
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A look at the requests of Terrace City Council from Terrace area hospitality providers.
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Doug Donaldson the long serving MLA for Stikine has announced that he won't be seeking re-election when the next provincial vote is underway.
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Illegal drug Overdoses and deaths are on the rise in the Northwest.
A block of Lakelse Avenue in Terrace was the scene of an afternoon downtown fire in the city.
Save our children was the call in Terrace as residents shared their concerns over sex trafficking and pedophilia in Canada.
Friday saw a memorial totem pole erected just west of Terrace on highway 16, the pole will honour missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
Post Secondary students return to their studies across the Northwest after Labour Day, with Coast Mountain College the destination for many.
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A look at how Terrace area schools are preparing for the start of the school year next week.
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Terrace RCMP responded to an accident in the city involving one of the City of Terrace vehicles.
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Terrace City Council has provided a letter of support for the Terrace Chances as they seek a change in COVID regulations to allow for a reopening.
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Work is underway towards construction of new dorms for the Terrace campus of Coast Mountain College.
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The Nass Valley Health Authority has updated residents in the region of a COVID exposure in the Nisga'a villages of the Nass.
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Prince Rupert's North Coast Community Services continues to adapt to the challenges of COVID.
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The Tahltan First Nation has reaffirmed their commitment towards an access ban to their territory.
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Northern Health has declared the community outbreak of COVID on Haida Gwaii to be over.
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The topic of food sustainability on a local basis was a topic for Terrace City Council this week.
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Prince Rupert City Council has turned down a temporary use request by the Prince Rupert Port Authority for land along the Park Avenue area.
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With the 2020 conference postponed due to COVID, Rotarians across BC are making their plans for the 2021 edition to be hosted in Terace
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The District of Port Edward has lifted the Water Advisory that was in place for much of this month after repairs were completed at the water plant.
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The City of Terrace is making things easier for micro-brewers and craft distilleries with some zoning changes in the community.
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The City of Terrace has outlined the details of their Anti-Racism Policy.
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Indigenous Residents of the Prince Rupert Area can now access a range of services through the Prince Rupert First Nations Justice Centre.
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The Gitxaala First Nation has announced its plans for the construction of a new ferry for the community.
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RCMP in Houston have detained two suspects related to an arson on the Morce Forest road.
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Nisga'a leader Dr. Joseph Gosnell passed away at his home in New Aiyansh on Tuesday.
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A stalled weather system delivered volumes of rain and created more than a few challenges in the Prince Rupert area over the weekend.
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Members of the Council of the Haida Nation discovered a desecrated Haida Nation Flag over the weekend.
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Officials of the Coast Mountain School District continue with their work for the return to school in September.
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Gladys Atril has made it official, announcing her run for the Mayor's position in Smithers.
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A proposed cargo facility for the Terrace area is gaining some notice and raising concerns for some residents.
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Terrace RCMP continue to investigate the cause of a commercial vehicle fatality east of the City.
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The Kitimat Fire Department continues to investigate the cause of a fire at Mount Elizabeth School on Thursday.
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A familiar face has returned to the Kitimat area, as Staff Sargent Graham Morgan takes on the detachment duties.
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The provincial government and Wet'suwet'en Hereditary Chiefs continue with their discussions towards an agreement on rights across the territory.
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Residents of Terrace will soon be able to use their civic run recreational facilities
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The COVID pandemic has made for some changes in how the Prince Rupert Hospice offers care in the city.
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Terrace City Council received an update on plans for an off road mountain bike trail project for the city.
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The City of Terrace has approved a plan for a new park shed for the Terrace Heritage Park Museum.
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The draft schedule for the Alaska Marine Highway Service continues to note that service to and from Prince Rupert is suspended.
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More Prince Rupert residents seem to have taken up gardening, something which is benefiting Rupert Lawn and Garden in the Seal Cove area of the city.
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Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Taylor Bachrach is advocating for a special arrangement on the currently closed Stewart/Hyder border crossing.
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The Prince Rupert Port Authority is seeking comment on their plans for a Logistics platform project on Ridley Island.
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The City of Terrace has outlined its plans towards reopening the Sportsplex and Aquatic Centre with a review currently underway.
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The Terrace Fire/Rescue Department has taken possession of a new piece of firefighting apparatus, with a new Highway Rescue vehicle added to their fleet.
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The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has allowed for a recreational sockeye fishery on the Skeena Watershed. They have also allowed for commercial openings on the North Coast.
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Golfers in the Northwest were able to test their skills at this years Kitimat Men's Open
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A suspected case of COVID-19 has put the First Nation community of Klemtu into a lockdown situation.
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Officials in Stewart BC and Hyder AK are asking that the border be reopened to allow Hyder residents to have access to services in Stewart.
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The union representing teachers in the Prince Rupert area has expressed its concerns with the province's Back to School plan for September.
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The British Columbia government has outlined its funding programs towards anti-hat and anti-racism initiatives in the province.
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