It was a unanimous shut down for Terrace mayor Dave Pernarowski last night after city councillors criticized his plan to put the former Terrace Co-op property up for sale.
Pernarowski had wanted the city to ask for proposals from real estate brokers and site selection companies to start the process of listing the property and looking for buyers.
TERRACE'S part-time mayor is getting a raise worth $5,000 over the next three years, city council decided in a 3-2 vote last night.
A COMMUNITY activist has filed nomination papers with the city for a spot on city council.
Stacey Tyers, who has lived in Terrace for eight years, works with the Terrace and District Community Services Society and was formerly the executive director of Terrace’s anti-poverty society.
THE TERRACE real estate market is getting hotter as sales have jumped 34 per cent by September this year compared to last.
NORTHWEST smoked salmon and jerky should soon be sold on the shelves of a major American clothing and equipment retailer thanks to the opening this past weekend of a fish processing plant in Thornhill.
Season passes for Shames Mountain skiing this year start selling today.
THE CITY hopes it can complete one last road repair project before winter closes in.
A Terrace-based RCMP officer was arrested and charged with criminal harassment.
A CANADIAN Armed Forces veteran has announced he's running for a Terrace city council seat.
A CANADIAN Armed Forces veteran has announced he's running for a Terrace city council seat.
Talks have started between the owners of a Kitwanga sawmill and B.C. after a July tax hike on logs raised red flags for industry leaders there.
The Village of Stewart has road access once again, and it comes one day earlier than expected.
IT was the third time lucky for the local non-profit group that wants to buy the Shames Mountain ski facility.
Some visitors stranded in Stewart were flown out today after heavy rains and flooding chewed sections of HWY 37A and collapsed a bridge, isolating the town by destroying road access.
TERRACE CITY council may have twice now turned down requests for money by a local non profit group which wants to buy the Shames Mountain ski facility but it may yet become involved in some fashion.
SMALL NORTHWEST businesses now have an easier way to get government grants to help them cut down on power costs.
CITY COUNCIL is meeting tomorrow to decide how it might spend nearly $400,000.
WHILE THE number of forest fires to date in the northwest region is at a five-year low, the total area that did burn is up from previous years.
A MAJORITY of people responding to a Terrace and District Chamber of Commerce opinion poll favoured the city having a full time mayor.
ARTISTS WITH chainsaws will carve up a storm in the Save-On-Foods parking lot starting Thursday, July 28.
