Municipal themes dominated the week, with Monday's City Council session setting the tone for a couple of topics.
The first a presentation to the council members providing a preview of the new tourism signage program for the community from Tourism Prince Rupert.
Our look at a call for proposals for the City towards future planning for Parks, Open Spaces and Recreation areas also found a large audience, as did our City Council notes related to a rejected variance permit for a property on Atlin Avenue.
Even the work of the Terrace City Council captured some attention over the last seven days, with our review of the work of a delegation from the Skeena Valley City which was in Victoria to further seek assistance on a number of social and crime issues in the community.
Our April 1st item on crypto currency as a local industry also made for a large volume of readers on the week, making for a well received piece when it came to the five most read items of the week.
However, by far the roll out of the new Tourism Prince Rupert signage program gained the largest audience, with many of our readers exploring the plans to come by the end of 2022.
New Tourism plan features new community signage and Indigenous imprint for Prince Rupert area -- Tourism Prince Rupert revealed their plans for new Tourism signage with two new signs for the two entry points to the city, along with a range of way finding signs throughout the downtown and CowBay area. As part of the launch of the new program, Executive Director Ceilidh Marlow delivered a well received presentation to City Council on Monday night. . (posted March 29, 2022)
That article was followed by:
Crypto Mining to come to Prince Rupert ! Hosted in the Industrial Park and generated by power from Woodworth Lake -- Our fanciful look at crypto currency production for Prince Rupert found quite a few interested readers on Friday, we trust no one was quick to invest in our TomFoolery! (posted April 1 , 2022)
City of Prince Rupert's latest RFP to seek development of Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces Plan -- The City has posted a Request for proposal towards some planning for future development of Parks, Recreation options and Open Spaces for the community. (posted March 28, 2022) .
Terrace Social Issues, Crime among themes for Terrace delegation and MLA Ellis Ross at Legislature -- A situation making for frustration for residents, business owners and the City Council in Terrace gained a few ears in Victoria this week, as a delegation from Terrace City Council travelled to the capital to seek some help from he province towards the range of issues impacting on the community. ( posted March 30, 2022)
Council cites community feedback in decision to reject variance development request for home proposed for Atlin Avenue -- With a significant number of residents in the Atlin Avenue area expressing opposition towards plans for new home in the area, City Council chose to follow the lead of the planning office in rejecting the request for the required variance for the home. (posted March 30, 2022)
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