As it is Sunday, we offer up our review of the week's top items from our articles of the last seven days.
While we consider how the New Year ahead may shake out over the next 365 days, here's what caught the attention of our readers in the final week of 2016.
Much like it has for much of the year, an item related to LNG development found a large audience this week, with an International financial publication noting that Petronas may be considering a significant shift in its approach to the Lelu Island LNG terminal project.
Other notes on the week featured a Boxing Day Fire in the downtown area which had Prince Rupert Fire/Rescue, the RCMP and BC Ambulance Service called to the West End Grocery on Monday.
Our look at a new program to introduce North Coast residents to some of the dining options in the community captured a large audience this week, as did our notes on today's Polar Bear Swim at Rushbrook Floats.
While our review of the five top items wraps up with the results of this weeks Blue Knuckle Derby hosted by the Lions Club.
However, the top story of the week found our attention once again on the LNG story for the North Coast.
A shift in shipping plans for Pacific NorthWest LNG -- A potential change when it comes to a Northwest LNG project, with a story out of Bloomberg Business that suggests that Petronas/Pacific NorthWest LNG while still planning to build their terminal on Lelu Island, may be looking at using a dock on Ridley Island for shipments off the North Coast. (posted December 28, 2016)
That article was followed by:
West End Grocery scene of Boxing Day Fire -- Prince Rupert Fire/Rescue was kept busy on Boxing Day as First responders attended to a fire at West End Grocery in the downtown area. (posted December 26, 2016)
An Epicurean adventure for January with Dine Out Prince Rupert -- North Coast residents are being invited to check out some of Prince Rupert's dining establishments in January, with a new program called Dine Out Prince Rupert. (posted December 27, 2016)
Rushbrook once again where the Polar Bears (Swimmers) will roam on New Years Day -- Prince Rupert's Rotarians once again are hosting the annual welcome to the new year that is the Prince Rupert Polar Bear Swim. (posted December 29, 2016)
Blue Knuckle Derby participants reel in the three big winners for 2016 -- The Prince Rupert Lions Club hosted another Prince Rupert tradition over the holiday period, with another successful Blue Knuckle Derby in memory of Marc Desautels saluting the three top finishers. ( posted December 28, 2016)
For a look at the top twelve items from our Blog Watching feature through 2016 see our list published on New Year's Eve here.
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