Another land deal in the making for the City of Prince Rupert proved to be our most popular item of the week, with our notes on a recent posting to the BC Bid Site for potential development of land for a new subdivision finding a large audience.
The week also found a new release on local health data from the BC CDC which indicates that Prince Rupert continues to fare well when it comes to the provincial work on COVID measures, with still less than fifteen cases recorded since January.
The Prince Rupert FireFighters introduced some new work clothing this week, while the Prince Rupert RCMP were cleared of any concerns related to a traffic incident of October.
Rounding out the top five, was our look at the next step in an information campaign from Prince Rupert Teachers on themes of COVID.
However, the prospect of some potential new housing and the city's involvement in the preparation for it proved to be the most popular item of the week and that by a significant margin.
City of Prince Rupert looks to shake a few home building trees with call for bids on new subdivision plan -- The City of Prince Rupert is seemingly looking to expand on housing in the community, putting forward a Request for Interest towards some land it owns off of Silversides and Parker Drive for potential subdivision development. (posted December 17, 2020)
That article was followed by:
Latest Health Data release indicates COVID Counts remain low for Prince Rupert region -- In a time where the news from the province is increasingly disappointing on COVID-19, for whatever reason Prince Rupert has been able to keep some distance from and outbreaks the coronavirus. (posted December 18, 2020)
Fashionable Firefighters in Prince Rupert -- The Prince Rupert Fire Rescue outlines some of the details of its newest fire fighting gear. (posted December 14, 2020)
Prince Rupert RCMP had no role in tragic death of man following October traffic incident on Summit Avenue: IIO of BC -- An investigation by the Independent Investigations Office of British Columbia towards an October incident has been closed, with the IIO finding that the local detachment did not play any role in the passing of man involved in a traffic incident. (posted December 18 , 2020)
PRDTU to share awareness for Teachers' Mental health in January -- The union which represents Prince Rupert Public School teachers will step up its COVID awareness campaign in January with a day dedicated to concerns that teachers have over stress related to the COVID situation in the province. (posted December 15, 2020)
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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.
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