An April 12 plebiscite is still on after a defeated motion by a councillor to have the whole process halted.
An ex-federal Indian Affairs minister will take on the task of opening up dialogue between First Nations and the Northern Gateway proposal.
Rio Tinto Alcan updated the business community on the happenings at the modernization construction site recently.
Local politicians weigh in on the government's possibility of capping property taxes for LNG industries.
As a Kitimat pastor calls for companies to develop a social conscience, a local company says it has one.
Nine former Eurocan employees in Kitimat have won a challenge against the company over entitlement to severance pay.
An agreement will see LNG Canada have options to acquire or lease a wharf and land from Rio Tinto.
Despite worries they may have had to leave, the Kitimat Food Bank is so far still in its usual location at City Centre Mall.
Council should take the community's cue after plebiscite and just set an official position after vote.
Council approved the release of $800,000 from reserves to go towards Radley Park and Hirsch Creek Park improvements.
An unusually warm winter season can be blamed on a high pressure ridge keeping winter storms at bay.
The changes impacting Kitimat are being recorded in reports by researchers based in Prince George.
Mario Canseco with Insights West says council's job of setting a question for voters is a heavy task.
More questions may be added before the whole ballot is finalized ahead of the April vote.
A response plan has been accepted by council meaning an extreme weather shelter can be opened when needed.
District of Kitimat staff have weighed in with reports to council for Monday's Committee of the Whole.
A Kitimat resident is taking action to make Kitimat Hockeyville.
Lou Simoneau recounts his harrowing ordeal after his vessel hit a rock, knocking him into the salt water.
Warren Waycheshen sheds some light on the choices council will make in preparing for a community plebiscite on the Northern Gateway project.
While BC Assessment shows a rise in residential home properties, we shouldn't ignore the commercial values too.
