A call for contractors for municipal infrastructure in Prince Rupert, some progress for plans for new housing for Kootenay Avenue and a new pay structure for councillors in Kitimat all provided for items of interest by the time Friday had arrived.
The work of Skeena MLA Ellis Ross at the legislature also captured a fair bit of attention this week, as he continued to explore notes of interest on energy for the region.
Also of notice for our readers, a pair of traffic incidents on Highway 16 that shut down the highway for hours on two separate days this week.
However, when it came to the most read item of the last week, it was a call for contractors with an interest in municipal infratsructure planning that captured the most notice.
With new RFP, City of Prince Rupert seeks out contractors for future infrastructure work -- A request for proposals posted to the BC Bid site offers up a glimpse at what could be a new approach for the city for major infrastructure work in the community. (posted August 10, 2020)
That article was followed by:
Energy opportunities for British Columbia the theme for Skeena MLA Ross in Monday statements -- The final week of the summer session for the BC legislature found both north Coast MLA's at work from Victoria, with Skeena's Ells Ross exploring energy options for the province, you can find more Legislature notes from the week here. (posted August 11, 2020)
That article was followed by:
Energy opportunities for British Columbia the theme for Skeena MLA Ross in Monday statements -- The final week of the summer session for the BC legislature found both north Coast MLA's at work from Victoria, with Skeena's Ells Ross exploring energy options for the province, you can find more Legislature notes from the week here. (posted August 11, 2020)
Kootenay Avenue housing plans now up for neighbourhood consultation -- A proposed development to add housing stock to the Kootenay/McKay area of the city has made it to the public consultation period, with some residents of the area receiving information packages related to the plans (posted August 13, 2020 )
Terrace RCMP seek public assistance into investigation into highway 16 fatality -- Highway 16 was closed twice this week, the first as a result of an incident involving a commercial truck, while Smithers members continue their investigation into a vehicle incident east of Smithers. Traffic themes related to driving city streets also attracted a large audience this week, with many looks to our Terrible Ten intersections story. (posted August 12, 2020)
Prince Rupert Mayor Lee Brain remains atop the Northwest compensation list after Kitimat Council approves pay increases -- The pay level for the Mayor of Prince Rupert remains the top end benchmark for the Northwest, with the District of Kitimat announcing their new pay levels, with Mayor Phil Germuth making a bit less than his fellow mayor from the North Coast (posted August 14, 2020)
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Terrace RCMP seek public assistance into investigation into highway 16 fatality -- Highway 16 was closed twice this week, the first as a result of an incident involving a commercial truck, while Smithers members continue their investigation into a vehicle incident east of Smithers. Traffic themes related to driving city streets also attracted a large audience this week, with many looks to our Terrible Ten intersections story. (posted August 12, 2020)
Prince Rupert Mayor Lee Brain remains atop the Northwest compensation list after Kitimat Council approves pay increases -- The pay level for the Mayor of Prince Rupert remains the top end benchmark for the Northwest, with the District of Kitimat announcing their new pay levels, with Mayor Phil Germuth making a bit less than his fellow mayor from the North Coast (posted August 14, 2020)
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.
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