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New protocol supports development

A new agreement between the provincial government and local First Nations may bring greater prosperity for the North Island.
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Commission to open hearings in Hardy

B.C. has had many dark moments in its history, but few were as terrible as the time of residential schools.
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Port Alice honours trio

Port Alice honours trio

PORT ALICE-Beckett, Bondue, Lind issued appreciation plaques during Christmas Tree Lighting at fire hall
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Totem pole bound for Buenos Aires

Totem pole bound for Buenos Aires

A Kwakiutl master carver is renewing his family’s ties to people a hemisphere away with an ambitious totem pole
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‘This is our time’ mayor tells council

‘This is our time’ mayor tells council

Tonight is the beginning of our mandate as a municipal council — it’s also the beginning of new opportunity for this community.
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No confirmed anemia in B.C. salmon, says CFIA

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says there are no confirmed cases of the disease in wild or farmed salmon in B.C.
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Furney feted at council meeting

Family, friends and town staff were not about to let Gerry Furney’s new status as B.C. longest-serving politician pass quietly.
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Here we go again — More hospital closures on the way

The Port Hardy Hospital emergency department will be closed during evening and overnight hours from Dec. 22 through Jan. 1
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Back in the saddle

Back in the saddle

Gerry Furney is in his fifth decade of public service
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But will it work on the North Island?

Buying alternative fuel cars is not only good for the environment, but cheap too.
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