A pair of our blog posts which reflected the interest in both the All Native Tournament and the CIHL in the region also found a large audience over the last seven days.
The most attention was directed towards our items on the 59th edition of the All Native Basketball Tournament, with both our Scoreboard watching feature and Archive of notes on the Tournament attracting a strong audience.
Even though the Prince Rupert Rampage are no longer on the ice this season, there was still some interest in the progress of the CIHL playoffs, with our preview of the final series between Terrace River Kings and Williams Lake Stampeders making for a widely read item.
North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice found herself in a bit of a controversy this week past, that after her comments at the Opening Ceremonies for the All Native tournament were panned by a significant number of tournament attendees, so much so, that she provided for an apology to the Gingolx Nation at the start of the week.
And our review of the recent announcement announcing plans for a New Hospital for Terrace and the need for local officials on the North Coast to become more proactive on health care in Prince Rupert proved to be a popular read through the week.
The top story of the week however looked at the circumstances related to a highway fatality on Highway 16 around 30 kilometres west of Terrace,
Highway 16 accident claims life of Prince Rupert woman -- A Wednesday evening highway incident resulted in the death of a Prince Rupert woman, after an SUV she was riding in was struck by an empty logging truck west of Terrace. (posted February 15 , 2018)
That article was followed by:
59th Annual All Native Basketball Tournament - Scoreboard Watching -- Our twin archives of notes related to the 2018 edition of the All Native Basketball Tournament found heavy interest this week, along with our scoreboard feature, our archive of news items from the tournament also found a large audience. (posted February 11 , 2018)
Terrace River Kings look to claim CIHL crown this weekend -- The Prince Rupert Rampage may be on the sidelines for the rest of the hockey season, but interest remains high in the progress of the CIHL playoffs, with our notes on this weekends final in Terrace gaining a strong audience. (posted February 16, 2018)
Jennifer Rice's humour falls flat at ANBT, MLA issues apology to Gingolx Nation -- With the Opening ceremonies of the All Native Basketball Tournament as the backdrop, North Coast MLA Jennifer Rice found herself in some political hot water over the nature of her address to the players and fans at Sunday night's ceremony (posted February 13, 2018)
Province to move forward with Mills Memorial Hospital replacement program -- We explored some of the background to the recent announcement of a new hospital facility in Terrace, and the need for local officials on the North Coast to increase their efforts as advocates for health care in Prince Rupert. (posted February 12 , 2018 )
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