LNG issues claimed three of the five items of interest on the week for readers, with two different proposed developments still apparently high on the local radar.
The Pacific NorthWest LNG project grabbed two spots on our list of most read items this week, while the plans from the Australian energy company Woodside accounted for our third item to grab a top five spot this week.
On non LNG issues, a request for assistance from the public by the Prince Rupert detachment of the RCMP caught the attention of many readers, while basketball as it always does at this time of the year proved popular.
This time it was the Prince Rupert Middle School Storm that has captured the attention of local residents as they participated in the Grade Eight finals in Pitt Meadows this week.
However, the top item of the week comes once again from the LNG files and our look at some financial and corporate developments with the Malaysian energy company Petronas.
More financial pressures for Petronas, as energy company outlines cost cutting plan -- The largest investor in the proposed Pacific NorthWest LNG project released its latest financial figures and announced more cost cutting measures from its Malaysian base (posted March 1, 2016)
That article was followed by:
Prince Rupert Middle School Storm set for Grade Eight championships -- Basketball continues to dominate the North Coast news flow, with much interest in our preview of the Prince Rupert Mddle School heading to Provincials (posted March 2, 2016 )
Northeast petition seeks to build support for Pacific NorthWest LNG project -- With the deadline for public comment fast coming up, supporters of the proposed Pacific NorthWest LNG terminal at Lelu island have been busy hosting information sessions and from the Northeast area of the province the launch of a petition of support for the project. (posted March 1, 2016)
Prince Rupert RCMP seek witnesses to East side altercation -- The RCMP in the city is asking for the assistance of the public as they look into the circumstances of a situation which left the city's bylaw officer injured and requiring attention from the hospital (posted March 1, 2016 )
30 day comment period on Grassy Point LNG proposal now open -- As part of their consultation process, Australia's Woodside Energy is involved in a thirty day initial comment period related to their application for an environmental assessment certificate, in addition to the comment period the company is hosting an Open House in Prince Rupert on March 10th. (posted March 4, 2016 )
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