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North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice is welcoming recommendations from a government committee that relate to the development of LNG.

North Coast organizations and First Nations will be splitting $181,460 in federal funding.

A group of engineers were in Prince Rupert to inform youth of the opportunities that will be coming in that profession.

Ridley Terminals took another step to ensuring northwest students are prepared for the skilled labour jobs projected for the region.

Fairview Terminal saw 44,699 twenty-foot equivalent unit move through the operation in October compared to 50,720.5 last October.

The jobless rate held steady in northwestern B.C. in October compared to September, Statistics Canada on Nov. 8.

The BG Group wants to make sure youth in the province have the tools needed to meet the demand in job growth projected for the LNG industry.

A free program will help ensure there's a well-trained workforce in the north.

A company known mostly for wind projects is reviving a proposal to connect the Vancouver Island and Washington electricity grids

A degree of labour certainty returned to port operations in Prince Rupert as CN and the Teamsters reached a tentative agreement.