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Kervin’s Corner: Our region’s communities heavily rely on the forestry sector — Let’s not change that for now

Kervin’s Corner: Our region’s communities heavily rely on the forestry sector — Let’s not change that for now

“Any transition out of our forest-based economy would take years along with careful planning…”
Tyson’s Thoughts: Make Port Hardy great again with a new multiplex in 2018

Tyson’s Thoughts: Make Port Hardy great again with a new multiplex in 2018

Population growth means there should be more recreational activities for community members to enjoy.
Tyson’s Thoughts: Public intoxication problems in Port Hardy

Tyson’s Thoughts: Public intoxication problems in Port Hardy

Many a time our staff have had to call the RCMP to report people passed out in the parking lot.
Column: Swedish hockey captain missed the silver lining

Column: Swedish hockey captain missed the silver lining

Sportsmanship is also a skill that needs practice after Lias Andersson threw his silver medal into the crowd
A Brush with Henschel: Inside Passage- January

A Brush with Henschel: Inside Passage- January

The west coast could be blessed with an abundance of snow this winter. This seems to be a mixed blessing since if you are in the logging industry it often means shut-downs until the white stuff melts down to a workable level but, in the long term, it does help to make those trees grow bigger. Precipitation in the form of rain runs off pretty quickly while the snowmelt is a slower procedure allowing more of the moisture to get down into the soil to the roots.
Kervin’s Corner: Long-term Rehabilitation Center for Northern Communities Not a Far Cry

Kervin’s Corner: Long-term Rehabilitation Center for Northern Communities Not a Far Cry

“It seems almost every month we’re met with a tragedy that could’ve been prevented”
Tyson’s Thoughts: Back in the saddle again

Tyson’s Thoughts: Back in the saddle again

Here’s some things you can expect from me in the new year.
Kervin’s Corner: Fibre Optic is now Community-wide in all but one zone, Telus says

Kervin’s Corner: Fibre Optic is now Community-wide in all but one zone, Telus says

“We should have first rate internet services, especially if we’re paying first rate prices.”
A Brush with Henschel: Down to the lake

A Brush with Henschel: Down to the lake

This painting is a product of that propensity for wild places.
Op-Ed: Salmon farming in B.C. – that was then, this is now

Op-Ed: Salmon farming in B.C. – that was then, this is now

Many local entrepreneurs along B.C.’s coast showed interest in salmon farming in the 1980s.