Emergency Responder files claimed the top spots in our review of the five most read items of the last seven days, with a pair of RCMP files in the city and the work of the Prince Rupert Fire Department catching the eye of many.
Also finding a large audience was our look at the latest Port of Prince Rupert report on the impact that the Port has on the Northern British Columbia economy and job market.
A new summer venture from Ecotrust Canada and Hecate Strait Business Development is underway, with participants in the Trading Coast Market program showcasing their products in four market opportunities in July and August.
Readers found much interest in our notes on the end of the job search in Port Edward for a new CAO, with the District finding their successful applicant only 90 minutes away in Terrace.
However, the top item of the last seven days was a late night tour of the city which will no doubt make for a number of ICBC claims files as well as a court appearance.
Trail of damage leads Mounties to Fairview waterfront and crashed vehicle -- Police files made for some of the most read items of the week, with our notes on a tour of the west side of the city that left damaged cars in its wake before ending on the Fairview waterfront, also catching the attention of readers was an investigation into a suspicious incident between City Hall and the Canada Post building (posted July 29, 2019)
That article was followed by:
Impact of increased trade through Port of Prince Rupert creating jobs, driving economic activity -- The Port of Prince Rupert released its latest study into the economic impact that the Port provides with some significant numbers delivered in job creation and financial returns for all levels of government (posted July 30, 2019)
Prince Rupert Fire/Rescue respond to small fire in 600 Block Third West -- A small kitchen fire brought a crew from the Prince Rupert Fire station to extinguish, leaving a smoke filled eating area for a portion of the afternoon. (posted July 31, 2019)
Trading Coast Market opens for 2019 -- A co-venture between Hecate Strait Business Development and Ecotrust Canada's North Coast Innovation Lab is working to helping local residents develop their own businesses, while also providing retails space for four market events before September. (posted August 1 , 2019)
Canada wide search for CAO leads Port Edward to Terrace for new senior staffer --A near six month opening at the Port Edward District office will be filled this September, as the District welcomes Danielle Myles Wilson to the position. (posted July 29, 2019)
You can find our weekly Blog watching feature posted every Sunday morning by 9AM, making for a handy way to catch up to the week that was, at a leisurely weekend pace.
You can also review the full listings of the week just past from our Blog Archive index page found on the right hand side of the page.
For those looking for updates to items as they are posted to the blog, don't forget about our email alert access.
A daily review of the latest items on the blog can be delivered to your email in box, simply by entering your email address into the information bar, items posted to the blog will be delivered to your e-mail account each day.
You can find the link to that feature on the upper, right hand side of the blog. It can be found underneath the Follow the North Coast Review by Email indicator.
As well, those who use Twitter can get updates as we post new items from our twitter feed
Our archive of weekly Blog Watching can be found here.
To view the most recent blog posting of the day, click here.
No comments:
Post a Comment