Pacific NorthWest LNG announced today a positive final investment decision for its Lelu Island terminal, subject to two conditions.
Renowned scientist and environmental activist Dr. David Suzuki as in Prince Rupert on Wednesday night to talk about climate.
Northern Health says it has no plans to remove surgical services from Prince Rupert Regional Hospital.
Port Edward councillors took aim at Prince Rupert city council after being informed the city would not reconsider a landfill fare increase.
Hereditary Chiefs, elected councillors and community members are refuting claims by Mayor Garry Reece that Eagle Spirit has no support.
As people from across the country and the globe begin the vacation season, BC Ferries is adding two additional sailings in June.
Lax Kw'alaams Mayor Garry Reece wants to make it clear that the Band has not taken a position on the Eagle Spirit Energy project.
A global shipper of breakbulk and project cargo is turning its attention to the North Coast.
The federal environmental review of Pacific NorthWest LNG's Lelu Island terminal has been put on hold once again.
It’s unfortunate that some on the North Coast hold onto the idea that work accommodation sites are going to be a threat to communities.
Eagle Spirit Energy says it has the support of more than 30 First Nations spanning from Alberta to the coast.
From a weather standpoint, the month of May was certainly an anomaly on the North Coast.
The first public question and answer period at Port Edward council took aim squarely at the impact of worker accommodation facilities.
The mayor of Port Edward is asking residents to remain calm in light of a series of thefts reportedly taking place in the community.
Those driving into Port Edward recently will have noticed a significant difference in the landscape.
Noted environmental activist David Suzuki will be bringing his Celebrating Coastal Connections tour to Prince Rupert on June 10.
The Prince Rupert boys under-14 team made the long trek to Kamloops on the Victoria Day Long Weekend.
BC Ferries announced last week it won't proceed with proposed service reductions on its major routes.
After a five-year hiatus, the Mount Hays Quickclimb is making its return in 2015.
This weekend was, admittedly, the first in some time yours truly has worked the weekend coverage shift due to staff vacation schedules.
