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Sensible BC gets 210,000 signatures, reaches threshold in 19 of 85 ridings

Friday marked the 24th anniversary of the Montreal Massacre, with the North Coast Transition Society holding a vigil.

The number of people working dropped from October to November but so did the available workforce in the region, Stats Canada reports.

Representatives from BC Ferries and the Ministry of Transportation were told service cuts on the North Coast are simply unacceptable.

The agreement between Coast Tsimshian Resources and Pinnacle Renewable Energy Inc. is expected to create 200 jobs

Push by drivers who want faster B.C. highways is up against gender, age divide: Insights West/Black Press poll

After months of decline, Fairview Terminal saw a significant jump in traffic last month.

If any companies want to run oil tankers along the west coast, they better be prepared to pay the price should something happen.

The City of Prince Rupert will be applying for funding and looking into forming a committee to prevent crimes during large events.

Port Edward council will be asking the provincial government why it feels moving criminals into the community is an acceptable practice.