“That’s absolutely excellent — it’s been a long time coming,” said Trustee Kim Goetzinger.
“I really like to see concrete solutions, and that struck me as being quite sensible,” said Trustee Elizabeth Condrotte.
Sandspit residents will soon get to meet with provincial staff about plans to protect bird habitat along Shingle Bay and Spit Point.
Local MP Nathan Cullen says most new spending listed in the Liberal government's second budget won't flow for years.
“The beauty of standing against Northern Gateway was that it brought everybody out,” said Jason Alsop, Gagwiis.
Next March, students at all Haida Gwaii public schools will get a two-week spring break.
“I hope to make a change in the community, to get the economy going and to try to make it more stable,” says Urs Thomas.
No ‘rational reason’ for stump to dump contractors: Lanyon
A new seismometer planned for a former road quarry south of Ian Lake should give researchers a clearer picture.
“We don’t know how it got into the school,” said local RCMP Constable Brandon Brett.
With a new budget out and an election set for May, speaking with the two North Coast candidates feels like a day of Haida Gwaii weather.
Councillors will review the way grants are awarded for business facade improvements after a pair of local business owners raised concerns.
On April 1, BC Ferries is making changes to vehicle booking and cancellation fees.
Groundwork for the new Agnes L. Mathers Elementary and Junior Secondary School started this week. It is expected to open next fall.
Facing high costs for school bussing, Haida Gwaii school trustees are once again speaking with village councils about a shared public bus.
Queen Charlotte is asking how residents want local marijuana businesses to take shape once the drug is legal.
Haida Gwaii schools could switch to a series of Friday holidays in order to match families' off-island trips.
It’s a small gesture, but Haida Gwaii’s volunteer firefighters and search-and-rescue crews are welcoming plans for a new B.C. tax credit.
A Sandspit woman is calling for better evening medical transfers to Queen Charlotte after seeing how hard it was on her mother.
New sailings between Skidegate and Prince Rupert will run every second week from mid-September to mid-June.
