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Council pondering increase to transit fares, approve route changes

Council pondering increase to transit fares, approve route changes

The City of Prince Rupert approved BC Transit route changes, but will wait until later this month to decide on potential fare alterations.

Fairview expansion expected soon

The long-rumoured Phase II expansion of Fairview Terminal could be coming sooner rather than later.
Construction to start on B.C.'s biggest wind farm

Construction to start on B.C.'s biggest wind farm

Energy Minister Bill Bennett says wind power continues to grow, despite concerns about Site C dam
Flu season mild compared to last year’s numbers

Flu season mild compared to last year’s numbers

While other parts of the province are experiencing high volumes of influenza cases, the Northern Health region is having a mild flu season.

Rice welcomes IAC report

North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice said a report highlights the government’s legal obligation to prevent violence against indigenous women.
Growing trade through Port of Prince Rupert boosts Northwest employment numbers

Growing trade through Port of Prince Rupert boosts Northwest employment numbers

Port of Prince Rupert employment has grown significantly, with the effects being felt by federal, provincial and municipal governments.

Second person declares for northwest B.C. Conservative nomination

Tyler Nesbitt, from Terrace, B.C., describes himself as a "compassionate conservative."

Gitxaala sign LNG pipeline benefits agreement

The Gitxaala Nation of Kitkatla has signed on to support LNG in the Northwest in a deal that could be worth more than $4 million.

Prince Rupert forming committees to tackle housing, business growth

The City of Prince Rupert will be forming committees to address housing issues and expanding business in the community.

Port Edward councillors raise safety concerns surrounding work camps

How prepared is Port Edward to handle an influx of camp workers and potential social issues related to work camps?