The end of the school year also provided for much of the focus for the last week of June, as classes came to an end and farewells for the summer and in some instance beyond the fall, were made across the city.
More financial notes from government also captured some attention this week, as we reviewed a range of material from the Statement of Financial Information from North Coast Regional District.
More medical services are on the way for the Terrace region, with the Province of British Columbia announced a decision to place their FOUNDRY program for youth with mental health concerns or addiction issues in the Skeena Valley City.
Our notes on a special gift for the Prime Minister as part of his recent trip to the North Coast also attracted a strong readership over the course of the week.
However it was a note on the dangers of police work that captured the top story of the week, as readers reviewed the notes from last weekend.
RCMP members assaulted in line of duty while responding to reports of downtown fight -- The Prince Rupert RCMP are seeking the assistance of residents who may have been in the downtown core in the early hours of June 23rd and who may have information related to incidents of alleged assault against members who responded to fight . (posted June 27, 2018)
That article was followed by:
62 years of combined memories take SD52's Kevin and Laila Leach to the south -- As the school year comes to an end, some familiar names to the community are bidding there farewells as Kevin and Laila Leach take up new duties in Princeton. They're departure is part of a number of changes ahead for SD52 over the summer. (posted June 29, 2018)
Regional District's SOFI release highlighted by compensation increase for elected officials -- The June reporting season continued with Financial notes release by North Coast Regional District, including the salary disclosures for District Board members. The Regional District information release follows a similar SOFI release by the City of Prince Rupert earlier in the month. (posted June 25 , 2018)
Province names Terrace as latest community to host Foundry Youth Centre program -- Terrace once again will be the central location for some additional health care services, with a program to assist Youth with mental health concerns or addictions issues set to be put in place in 2019. (posted June 26, 2018)
We're expecting a Book Report Mr. Prime Minister -- As he left Prince Rupert last week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had some reading material on hand for the flight back to Ottawa, with Councillor Barry Cunningham presenting him with a copy of Lonnie Wishart's photo essays on Prince Rupert and the North Coast. (posted June 25, 2018 )
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