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Solicitor General Shirley Bond's pre-game pleas to celebrate responsibly went out the window along with the Vancouver Canucks' Stanley Cup hopes Wednesday night, leaving the city and the province to clean up and assess their crowd control strategy.

At their June 14 meeting the District of Port Edward took Ridley Terminals to task over a massive coal-dust cloud on June 6 that obscured the clear sky and dirtied people's patio furniture and decks.

Skeena – Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen says he was less than impressed with last Monday’s “groundhog day” budget that offered little change from the budget that was defeated to spark the last election, and he says people should be concerned about what could be coming in the weeks and months ahead.

After three days of an extensive search effort, 66-year-old Folkert “Fred” Wydenes remains missing.

Thousands of ballots for B.C.'s harmonized sales tax referendum were being stored in post offices after Canada Post locked out its urban employees across the country Wednesday.

Just one day after holding an information picket, postal workers in Prince Rupert found themselves unable to work after Canada Post locked out employees across the country.

Investigators from the Federal Government have cleared the Hartley Bay Band Council and the Gitga’at Development Corporation of wrongdoing after a three-year Forensic Audit after corruption allegations made against the community’s leadership by Brian Robinson, and other fellow band members.

MP Nathan Cullen, is calling on the Federal Government to pass a ban on oil tanker traffic off the North Coast, and is planning to introduce a private member’s bill that would do just that if passed by the Conservative-controlled House of Commons.

Canada Post said it had to act, Ottawa mulls legislation

Last Friday the Prince Rupert Library unveiled its digital newspaper archives, announcing the first 13 years of the Prince Rupert Daily News have been entered into a searchable database.