Those who argue that MLA Jennifer Rice’s vote in the Legislature means nothing may have just had their arguments validated by ... Rice
Residents of Lax Kw'alaams will soon have access to a paved road, a completely refurbished ferry and additional sailings to Prince Rupert.
The provincial and federal governments have committed to spending $37 million to create an overpass for the CN crossing on Highway 16.
The Ministry of Environment has issued a shutdown order for Banks Island Gold after effluent and tailings entered the environment.
North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice was not in the Legislature when the Pacific NorthWest LNG project development agreement was passed.
Paul Horak and four of his friends will have a lot of extra spending money, $200,000 apiece, after winning $1 million in the July 8 6/49.
Fairview Terminal continues to see increased traffic, but tonnage through the PRPA remains below the numbers from last year.
It is interesting that the biggest point of contention here on the North Coast is emanating from the halls of the Legislature
Prince Rupert Mayor Lee Brain and Port Edward Mayor Dave MacDonald were in Victoria today to speak at the Legislature about LNG.
The Prince Rupert and District Hospice Society is hoping to get the majority of people prepared to deal with end-of-life care.
Five Tsimshian bands have come together to ensure the environment of their traditional territory is protected.
Mayor and staff in Port Edward are calling the handling of a brush fire that broke out in the community on July 4 a resounding success.
The company planning to build a new subdivision in Port Edward cleared its first hurdle on Tuesday night .
While the eyes of the province turn to potential industrial activity in Prince Rupert, realty sales in the community are declining.
North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice is making it clear the project development agreement being proposed is not one she is willing to support.
Last week when I came into the office, I was informed that one of the people in Prince Rupert I truly looked up to was no longer with us
A group of First Nations workers are protesting the awarding of contracts related to Fairview Terminal expansion to out-of-town firms.
While figures keep trending to a record year, there has been a double-digit drop in traffic for overall tonnage handled on the North Coast.
People on the North Coast should get ready - it is likely going to get very interesting and very, very busy in the months ahead.
Skeena – Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen said he hopes Northern Health will put aside its plans to modify healthcare delivery in the region.
