LNG has jumped back into the news flow with a flourish this week, thanks mostly to some amendments to the province's taxation regimen for the industry, a move which seems to have made for some movement for some ambitions for the industry in the region.
From the week, we reviewed some plans for the Kitimat LNG project, the second LNG terminal project for that community, while up in the Nass, the Nisga'a Lisims Government was hearing some interest from LNG proponents as well.
For Prince Rupert the latest notes on the Wolverine Marine Fuels Terminal indicated that the terminal project for the Prince Rupert waterfront continues along its path towards development.
And it was a busy week for members of the RCMP in the Prince Rupert area, with the Mounties dispatched to a number of calls that gained notice, included on the list a homicide investigation that continues in Kitkatla.
The top story of the week however was a police file from the Prince Rupert area, and a report of an attempted abduction taking place that rattled parents of school children in the community.
Prince Rupert RCMP alert parents on attempted abduction on McClymont Trail as investigation launched -- What is one of every parent's worst nightmares took place on Thursday morning with a report of an attempted abduction of a middle school student on McClymont Trail, with Prince Rupert Mounties seeking the assistance of the public in their investigation into it. (posted April 4, 2019)
That article was followed by:
Second Kitimat area LNG project moves forward with NEB process -- Another LNG project is showing some indications of life in the Northwest, as energy giants Chevron and Woodside look to expand on their proposed output for a Bish Cove terminal near Kitimat (posted April 2, 2019)
Nass Valley latest region to see stirrings for potential LNG development -- With interest returning to the region towards the development of the LNG industry, the Nisga'a Lisims Government provided an update for its residents related to some interest in the Nass Valley. (posted April 5 , 2019)
Wolverine Terminal moves closer to construction after positive Environmental Determination -- Prince Rupert residents learned the status of a proposed marine fuelling station for the waterfront of the city, as the plans for the Wolverine Terminal project continued to move forward. (posted April 2, 2019)
Homicide investigation underway in Kitkatla -- It was a busy week for the Prince Rupert Detachment of the RCMP, with one of their case files taking members to Kitkatla to investigate a homicide in the community. You can review the full list of notes on the work of Emergency Responders from our archive page here. (posted April 3, 2019)
One other item did very well when it came to views this week as our April 1st tomfoolery found a large audience, actually topping the weeks listings when it came to attention, you can review our tribute to the day made for pranks and creative thinking here.
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