Housing, or the lack of it actually, made for a few items of note for the blog this week, and among some of our stories to the theme, a look back at a 2021 court case related to the Angus Apartment found the largest readership for the last seven days.
We followed that up with some notes from MLA Jennifer Rice on the status of the displaced residents and some other items of interest on housing in the community.
Some policing themes also found some interest of readers on the week, with our look at recent weapons related calls in Prince Rupert along with some progress for the new RCMP detachment of note for readers.
However, the most read item for the week explored a 2021 court case that involved the Angus Apartments and the City of Prince Rupert.
A 2021 Court case loss, just one note among a list of woe from Angus Apartments -- The volume of attempts towards getting some kind of action of areas of concern for the Angus Apartments included a court case from 2021 that was dismissed in favour of the defendants. (posted February 2, 2022)
That article was followed by:
RCMP outline details to shots fired call in Prince Rupert from Saturday -- Prince Rupert Mounties have had a busy January answering firearm related calls for assistance, with the most recent on taking place an at apartment complex on the city's east side. (posted January 31, 2022)
City of Prince Rupert starts process of planning for new RCMP detachment -- A pair of Bid requests placed with the BC Bid agency heralds some of the first steps towards a new RCMP detachment for Prince Rupert. (posted January 31, 2022)
MLA Rice updates on accommodation for Angus Apartment residents, hopeful of short term relief on housing at Crane's Crossing by summer/fall -- We followed up our story on the Angus Apartments an update from the MLA on the status of the displaced residents and other housing themes in Prince Rupert. (posted February 4 , 2022)
Recent weapons case files for Prince Rupert RCMP suggest it may be time for a Public Safety update for community -- With a pair of high profile weapons cases and other areas of note around the city, City Council should take advantage of the start of the year to bring in a representative from the detachment for a public update on policing themes in the community.(posted February 1, 2022)
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