The Prince Rupert Port Authority says that making cap on property taxes it has to pay permanent allows for more infrastructure investment.
READThe federal Trade Minister, Ed Fast, will be in Prince Rupert tomorrow to make an "important announcement."
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Tuesday's B.C. Liberal budget is more about political positioning than managing the province's books, NDP finance critic Bruce Ralston says.
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Since it began in November, the government program Discovery to Trades has been receiving positive reviews.
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Lee Brain shares powerful testimony with Joint Review Panel during hearings in Prince Rupert.
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The government is restricting spending increases and keeping its small business income tax alive to meet its balanced budget target.
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Prince Rupert Rotary Club donates funds for the Children's Festival.
READThe Gitxaala filed a judicial review application in Federal Court challenging a decision not to let them be part of the Termpol review.
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Despite anger over oral evidence rules, intervenors outline what is at stake if the pipeline and tankers are allowed to go ahead.
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CHSS students in Susan Enns foods classes got a hands-on lesson in Temaki Sushi preparation.
READCoordinators from four local Strong Start programs, along with the manager of the P.A.C.E.S Hub program made a presentation to school board.
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Rules on presenting oral evidence at Enbridge hearings rankle some pipeline opponents enough to look for a new way to fight the project.
READThe regional district becomes one of two BC local governments to formally oppose the enbridge pipeline.
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For three evenings in a row, Harbour Theatre Society presented Dessert Theatre at the Tom Rooney Playhouse.
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Dave Walker, organizer of the Jingle Bell Express, donated over $1,000 to the North Coast Health Improvement Society.
READSchool District 52 passed the final reading of the Amended Annual Budget Bylaw for the 2011/2012 fiscal year.
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Four local services groups contributed funds towards the annual Children's Fest, taking place in March.
READThe first day of National Energy Board hearings on the Enbridge pipeline in Prince Rupert.
READPrince Rupert Port Authority president and CEO Don Krusel was the speaker at the Prince Rupert Chamber of Commerce on February 15.
READFirst Nation group in Prince Rupert decides that the Enbridge hearings are a sham, and they will not participate.
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