A Special Council session called to move forward with the 2024 Budget process, generated two of our list of five most read stories this week.
That as our look at some final public comment and a focus for consideration by Councillor Barry Cunningham both found a large audience this week.
Also of note for the week was some news from the District of Port Edward, which has concluded its quest for its next Chief Administrative Officer.
Some observations of concern over how the city's appearance is viewed by the cruise public also is of note, that through a story on some findings from a cruise travel blog writer's survey of visitors to Prince Rupert.
The top story of the five on the week however, takes us on the bus with the Prince Rupert Rampage and their successful road work of last weekend when they twice knocked off their competition.
Twin wins on the road over the weekend push Rampage into First Place in the West -- Our look at a very successful weekend on the road for the CIHL's Prince Rupert Rampage gained a large readership this week. For more notes on the team follow our archive page here. (posted December 5, 2023)
That article was followed by:
A few questions from the public mark Prince Rupert Council's path forward towards Financial plan adoption -- The 2024 Budget process is getting close to the finish line, but this past week offered another opportunity for the public to share some thoughts with the council membership. (posted December 5, 2023)
In final days of civic budget work, Councillor Cunningham highlights salaries as key element to proposed tax hike -- The Monday Council session brought one item of note from Counci considerations into focus, That as Councillor Barry Cunningham flagged some of the city's contract obligations both to policing and civic workers and staff as part of the need for the proposed tax hike. (posted December 8, 2023)
Cruise Mummy puts Prince Rupert on the naughty list from 2023 -- A British based blog that explores the cruise industry had some themes of note for Prince Rupert cruise officials to consider following a year end wrap up review. (posted December 7, 2023)
District of Port Edward announces Todd Francis as new CAO -- Three months since the departure of their former CAO Rob Grodecki, the District of Port Edward has filled the post again, turning their attention north to attract the CAO for Stewart to the North Coast. (posted December 5, 2023)
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