Blog Watching, week ending January 10, 2016

Week number two of this years Blog Watching archive delivered more interest in the ongoing developments with the North Coast's LNG industry, with two items this week making our top five listings.

The end of the first comment period for those interest in Prince Rupert's Tuck Inlet LNG project from WCC LNG topped our weekly review, followed closely by our review of the forward momentum being found in Kitimat for the LNG Canada project in that community.

The request of assistance from the public by the Prince Rupert RCMP also tops our list of five, with the local detachment seeking help on a home invasion case from  last weekend.

Rainmaker Basketball continues to be a popular theme for the blog, with our preview of this weekends series with McRoberts from Richmond finding a wide audience. While a look at the installation of the new government for Lax Kw'alaams and some of the items they were working on this week wrapped up list of five.

However, the top item of the week once again puts the focus on LNG, with our look at the ongoing process for the WCC LNG proposal for the Tuck Inlet area of Prince Rupert.

WCC LNG comment period set to close on Wednesday  -- The first opportunity for North Coast residents to offer comments related to the proposed Tuck Inlet LNG project came to an end this week  (posted January, 4 2016)

That article was followed by:

Kitimat's LNG Canada closes in on title of first to development for LNG in BC  -- The proposed LNG  Canada development for the Kitimat region found some key advances this week  (posted January 6, 2016 )

Prince Rupert RCMP seek public's assistance in weekend Home Invasion case -- The Prince Rupert detachment of the RCMP calls on the public to share any information they have on a recent home invasion in the downtown area (posted  January 8, 2016 )

Rainmakers make ready for McRoberts in weekend play  --  The Charles Hays Rainmakers return to the basketball court with a weekend series against a team from Richmond (posted January 5, 2016)

New Government in place in Lax Kw'alaams and quick to work for the New Year --  The recently elected new Council for Lax Kw'alaams is formally sworn in to office and gets to work on a number of files (posted January 5, 2016 )

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